Understanding the Heart of Hoarding

This chapter delves into the psychology of hoarding through the experiences of a pair of twins, revealing how emotional attachments to objects often surpass anxiety-driven compulsions. It explores themes of nostalgia, identity, and the complexities of valuing possessions, suggesting that hoarding may stem from a unique perspective rather than simply a disorder. Through poignant examples and historical context, the narrative highlights the intertwined relationship between beauty and attachment, ultimately challenging traditional notions of value in the realm of personal belongings.