WHY do we collect?

**sephiroth** · 03-12-2012, 06:56 PM

for conversation and allows us to show that we take initiative in some things.

Absolutely true for me. Especially with younger people.

**87sluggo** · 03-12-2012, 06:58 PM

Originally Posted by sephiroth View Post

I have the best relation in the world with my exgirlfriend, mother of my childs.

But what if I collect to channel a bad side of me. To put in what I believe is a nice thing to do a lot of energy, a lot of anger...

And I'd prefer a Maurice Richard auto to a lot of things, but not my childs. But one day I'll have a Maurice Richard auto.

See then, the reasons why WE collect vary. I told you why I collect. I understand about the anger, most of the time I feel helpless in the world, doing just enough to get by. Fer pete's sake, I'm at work right now typing this..........

My collection tho, I'm in charge of that.

**~~Hilfiger1975~~** · 03-12-2012, 06:58 PM

Originally Posted by sephiroth View Post

I have the best relation in the world with my exgirlfriend, mother of my childs.

But what if I collect to channel a bad side of me. To put in what I believe is a nice thing to do a lot of energy, a lot of anger...

And I'd prefer a Maurice Richard auto to a lot of things, but not my childs. But one day I'll have a Maurice Richard auto.

I smell what you're cooking there...

**sephiroth** · 03-12-2012, 07:01 PM

Of course this transfer is there. And this transfer come from another place, too. Time make us realise these things.

But I also greatly collect because I so love shiny things.

**~~Hilfiger1975~~** · 03-12-2012, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by sephiroth View Post

Of course this transfer is there. And this transfer come from another place, too. Time make us realise these things.

But I also greatly collect because I so love shiny things.

I can relate to that too! I love holochrome covers on comics!

**sephiroth** · 03-12-2012, 07:04 PM

So ok, collecting is putting the energy put in a bad habbit to exist within a considered good one.

That bad habbit came from the sudden loneliness of a separation. It was the reaction, the way to adapt.