For me, before I buy something to home, I would think "carefully", e.g do I really like it? Because I seldom like something, most of my money just spent on consumable goods, such as food, shampoo etc. The probability for me to like a good(non-necessity) is very low. I am comfort with this method to make sure I'm not overpurchase. However, when time goes by, there is still a certain level of stuff(non-necessity). But I already like the goods very much, How can I get rid of them?
Because during uncluttering process, when we review the stuff, we would think why we bought the stuff before, so that to make us have less purchase next time, but how about you already like the good "very"(x1) much, does it imply you should buy the good that you like "very very"(x2) much next time, and "very very very"(x3) much in the third time? It would just be more and more difficult to get rid of those goods because you like them more and more.
