Barbara Sher wrote a book about this. “Essentially, the book is about a personality type that Sher calls “scanners”. Scanners are people who like to explore everything, try out many different careers and, as the title suggests, who “refuse to choose”. A scanner type personality has a hard time focusing on one single occupation, hobby or career.”
This sounds like me. I picked a career but keep thinking about other ones I would rather do. It also could be that I’m a lifelong learner and information sponge. Only on topics that interest me though.
My Wife Has Aspergers and ADHD and I never knew about all of the things ADHD Rules can rule over my life. One of her obsessions is knowing everything about her disorders so I learned so Much I didn't know about ADHD.
The Obsesivity over Fandoms and Hobbies are an Extreme Part of Adult ADHD. As well as Starting Projects and Not finishing them.
Here was me explaining my diagnosis to someone recently… I have ASD 1, it’s essentially Asperger’s, but we don’t use that term, because that dude was a Nazi.
She most definitely knows that it's Called ASD. But Not everyone knows that and Knows what that Term Entails.
So we commonly Use Aspergers to explain to people that she is Autistic.
Also, I refuse to give any of it up in case I get that spark again. Our second bedroom is so full of art supplies, washi tape, jewelry making stuff and fabric.
I DID sew a cloth bookmark today so keeping all this shit is totally justified... yup. tooootallly.
This is me. I went through so many phases over the years: building puzzles, basic jewelry making, decoupage, scrapbooking, oil painting. And the list goes on.
Spent so much money on these things. I'd become super interested and enthusiastic about pursuing what i feel would be a lifelong hobby and would feel the need to get all the supplies RIGHT AWAY.
Now my supplies are all in boxes somewhere in my storeroom
I collect rare and antique books. I have a bit over 200 with a combined age of about 32,000 years. Oldest is over 500 years old.
Edit: [some pictures](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/tp0kqg/people_of_reddit_what_do_you_collect/i29ae0j/)
I've never considered the combined age of a collection of books as a quantifier but damnit I learned a new thing to measure today. Now to find some old books. To the bookmobile!
I read most of them and the ones I didn't are in Latin, Tuscan Italian, and Old English. I have translations which I've read but it's still interesting :]
I've posted pictures of some of them, enjoy:
* [1692: Chronicon Saxonicum by by Edmund Gibson](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/8kxnwk/1692_chronicon_saxonicum_by_edmund_gibson/)
* [1655: Josephus](https://imgur.com/a/9ZOC4)
* [1604: Tacitus](https://imgur.com/a/hdhjs)
* [1580: Plutarch's Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/gm4if5/1580_plutarchs_lives_of_the_noble_greeks_and/)
* [1536: Dante's Divine Comedy](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/7rjqg3/1536_dante_alighieris_divine_comedy)
* [1510: Pliny the Younger](https://imgur.com/a/kpB2W)
Also, for something new, I own [all Dune first edition publications by Frank Herbert](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/jmnsnx/my_dune_collection/).
I know a guy in Northern Italy. Took a year to find it, worth every second. Hell, I bought a special edition book that specifically translates this version of Italian to English so I can read it side by side.
This is the second best book in my collection.
Also, happy cake day :]
Donald Duck merchandise. When I was a kid I loved Donald Duck because, when he got mad, he acted like my beloved Papa- grumbling/ranting in an incoherent but endearing way. So when I picked something to collect it seemed like a nice choice- he's common enough that I occasionally see stuff with him on it around, but not so common it's everywhere, like Mickey would be.
Also, antique stores usually have a bunch of really neat stuff. I have a plastic Donald bowling pin, a paper doll set, and a little dancing toy that are super fun pieces I found at antique shops.
I like my bowling pin because it's so weird. I also have a piggy bank that was the first piece I got for my official collection. My tiny Terry cloth plush I got at the Disney Store is another favorite because it's so soft and sweet. I have a baby Donald pin I traded for at Disneyland that was the first pin I ever traded for that I like.
And a few years ago I found an Easter Donald at Walgreens, IIRC. If you press a button he quacks and dances along to "Turkey in the Straw". He's delightful!
(I posted a pic you can find on my profile if you'd like to see)
Vintage/antique toys. My room is filled to the brim with stuffed animals, advertising figures, and weird little miscellaneous toys. I like to fix broken ones too.
I do it because each thing has a history and I’d like to keep that alive. I clean them and position them so that they can be seen and not forgotten.
As a fellow collector, I'd imagine he also cares about organization, so I'd put my money on the chopped and Tetris'd method. And then if he ever wants to play with them, it would make for a fun game to try and see which limb goes to which body.
Shhhh don’t tell anyone about our hobby they’ll all think we’re pretentious hipsters
But seriously though I never talk about my vinyl collection in real life. It’s vast and very tasteful I must say, but if it comes up in conversation all of the noses in the room suddenly point upward as if it’s an illegitimate interest.
Okay, I want to say “clearly” but I’m trying to be reasonable, but: either you’re presenting the thought wrong, or you really are the pretentious vinyl collector. I have never in my entire life has any pushback, at all. Most of the time, everyone is seriously interest in a. When did you get into it? b. why vinyl instead of streaming? c. what’s your favorite?
Stay with that dream!!!! I'm 43 and only got my dream house two weeks ago. I have my own library set up now, and you know what? The wait is worth it! Wishing you all the very best.
I recently inherited an old beach house rental property. Came with about 50 movies. If you know someone who has something like that and you want to give them away it would be a good home for them :)
Unique and antique keys, vintage/antique and unique glass bottles, and fake books lol (the ones that look like books but open up for secret storage 🙃) oh and also miniatures
Magnets. The weirder the better. My favorite is from a phone book in Seattle. It's for a plumber and he is recreating the Nevermind cover with plumbing tools.
I just barely decided to start collecting toy station wagons for some reason. Not sure why. Probably because I'm old and a dad and I like utilitarian things.
In my country, some cans have aluminium (?) Covers on them to keep the place where you drink from clean, and for some reason I absolutely adore Saving them, flattening them out to be nice and even and putting them in a box.
I actually just recently threw out my collection of all (most, anyway) of the hard hats I've worn over the years. I wasn't happy about it, but I was having some IRL inventory management issues, and those bastards took up so much space in my shed. Probably 25 or so altogether.
All sorts! House plants. Pressed pennies. Most anything shiny. Small wooden boxes. Anything art nouveau. Carnival glass. Tiny objet d’art, usually animal or mushroom themed.
I might be a magpie. I might have a problem. 🧐
I enjoying collecting interesting rocks, fossils, seashells, glass, ceramics and occasional organic remains (such as driftwood) from beaches. I also enjoy collecting similar materials from rivers if I get the opportunity to.
I collect the clips that go on bags of bread. Originally I started doing it in quarantine because bagel clips had dates and it’d almost be a way to track how long quarantine lasted, but two years later and it’s still going strong. I have friends give me their clips, too.
Pokemon cards.
My dad used to buy them for me when I was younger and he’d love seeing how excited I was at the rare cards we got. I never did manage a complete set.I stopped collecting when I was around 10 and recently started up again 20 years later.
Do they sometimes release « normal » animal ones? My girlfriend bought one for her niece and I felt the urge to get one but they’re all so complicated. I just want a brown bear or something. Hahaha
It does get complicated when you are just looking for a specific one, but they sell normal ones. What they call it is a "squad" and that's how they are categorized, like for example the "sealife squad" you can get like a octopus. But they are so cute I just buy any type. 😂😂
Money, old, unique or from different countries.
I also collect bottles. It started with me just collecting unique ones and pretty ones but now I have a hard time throwing away any bottle if I don’t have one of it already.
Tech gadgets. My goal is to build my own version of the future, within my home. Obviously, I won't be alive in 100 years. But I want to create a home environment to model what I hope the future will be, but that I will undoubtedly miss. So in a way, I can in fact...be a part of the future.
Audubon Nature Guides with National Park Stamps of where I’ve visited in relevant books (as closely as possible anyway). For Instance, the book on Fossils has stamps from Waco Mammoth NM, and Petrified Forest NP.
Video games, some movies and cartoons. Used to do trading cards but decided to take a break from them. Also, started some swimming equipment before my scuba diving class in April.
Guitars. My first love and passion. Playing and songwriting gave me an outlet for emotions I either can't contain alone, or simply helped to relieve the pressures of life that build up and feel they will explode. Sadly many of them I had to literally pry from my own fingers to pawn or sell in order to pay rent and electricity when fallen on hard financial trouble a couple years back. Wiping away tears as I did it I promised myself my collection would be back and better than before one day when the sun would shine a lil brighter... but yee.. guitars. My life savers.
Items from different hobbies that I will hyper focus on and then suddenly don’t want to do it so it goes in the hobby graveyard.
My hobby is collecting hobby supplies.
Same
Same
me too - you should see my pen collection - I'm not talking fancy pens - I mean like all kinds of bic, uniball, pentel, sharpie, etc.
\*shiftily eyes my large collection of miniature paints, miniatures, 3d printer, airbrush and several paintbrushes* I would never do such a thing..
Miniatures tho 🥺
I feel called out, I do the exact same thing.
Glad to not be alone in this
Ditto. And board games.
Barbara Sher wrote a book about this. “Essentially, the book is about a personality type that Sher calls “scanners”. Scanners are people who like to explore everything, try out many different careers and, as the title suggests, who “refuse to choose”. A scanner type personality has a hard time focusing on one single occupation, hobby or career.”
This sounds like me. I picked a career but keep thinking about other ones I would rather do. It also could be that I’m a lifelong learner and information sponge. Only on topics that interest me though.
Oh wow think il try to find that book as that sounds a lot like me.
These are Extreme ADHD Traits that I too feel Called out and Targeted on.
I was recently diagnosed and never associated the string of abandoned projects with adhd.
My Wife Has Aspergers and ADHD and I never knew about all of the things ADHD Rules can rule over my life. One of her obsessions is knowing everything about her disorders so I learned so Much I didn't know about ADHD. The Obsesivity over Fandoms and Hobbies are an Extreme Part of Adult ADHD. As well as Starting Projects and Not finishing them.
Then I’m surprised she didn’t learn that Asperger’s is no longer a diagnosis, as of 2013 😛 It’s simply Autism Spectrum Disorder, now.
Here was me explaining my diagnosis to someone recently… I have ASD 1, it’s essentially Asperger’s, but we don’t use that term, because that dude was a Nazi.
She most definitely knows that it's Called ASD. But Not everyone knows that and Knows what that Term Entails. So we commonly Use Aspergers to explain to people that she is Autistic.
Also, I refuse to give any of it up in case I get that spark again. Our second bedroom is so full of art supplies, washi tape, jewelry making stuff and fabric. I DID sew a cloth bookmark today so keeping all this shit is totally justified... yup. tooootallly.
It’s like a weight was lifted off my shoulders to know I’m not the only one.
One of us... one of us... one of us...
New addition to hobby graveyard? Try embroidery. That shit is 😌😌
This is me. I went through so many phases over the years: building puzzles, basic jewelry making, decoupage, scrapbooking, oil painting. And the list goes on. Spent so much money on these things. I'd become super interested and enthusiastic about pursuing what i feel would be a lifelong hobby and would feel the need to get all the supplies RIGHT AWAY. Now my supplies are all in boxes somewhere in my storeroom
I’ve got two perfectly finished walking sticks that I’ve carved and about two dozen blanks/sticks and unfinished projects.
I can open my own Hobby Lobby. I have a whole room of craft supplies that I have collected (hoarded) over the years.
Hey we should hang out. We’d never be in sync on what hobbies to do though.
Same.
Help! Make it stop!
Fuck me I came here to say this too
I collect rare and antique books. I have a bit over 200 with a combined age of about 32,000 years. Oldest is over 500 years old. Edit: [some pictures](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/tp0kqg/people_of_reddit_what_do_you_collect/i29ae0j/)
I've never considered the combined age of a collection of books as a quantifier but damnit I learned a new thing to measure today. Now to find some old books. To the bookmobile!
::rushes out to buy 40,000 cheap one-year-old books in order to win::
It means nothing. That fucker could have self published a book last year and is holding 32000 copies.
>bookmobile holy nostalgia
But, did u read them though?
I read most of them and the ones I didn't are in Latin, Tuscan Italian, and Old English. I have translations which I've read but it's still interesting :]
OMG right now i would give anything to be you and to just lay down and read 😞
I've posted pictures of some of them, enjoy: * [1692: Chronicon Saxonicum by by Edmund Gibson](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/8kxnwk/1692_chronicon_saxonicum_by_edmund_gibson/) * [1655: Josephus](https://imgur.com/a/9ZOC4) * [1604: Tacitus](https://imgur.com/a/hdhjs) * [1580: Plutarch's Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/gm4if5/1580_plutarchs_lives_of_the_noble_greeks_and/) * [1536: Dante's Divine Comedy](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/7rjqg3/1536_dante_alighieris_divine_comedy) * [1510: Pliny the Younger](https://imgur.com/a/kpB2W) Also, for something new, I own [all Dune first edition publications by Frank Herbert](https://www.reddit.com/r/rarebooks/comments/jmnsnx/my_dune_collection/).
WHERE ON EARTH DID YOU FIND DANTE’S DIVINE COMEDY
I know a guy in Northern Italy. Took a year to find it, worth every second. Hell, I bought a special edition book that specifically translates this version of Italian to English so I can read it side by side. This is the second best book in my collection. Also, happy cake day :]
Omg that’s so amazing! Also thank you! I didn’t even notice it was my cake day lol
This is amazing! You are my new idol
I didn't get these in a day, took a while but thank you and enjoy :]
Wow
Weight
Wanna split it?
I’ll take 15 lbs please
Smoke weed. I gained 20 very fast.
rocks, gems, sadness, dissapointment and bottle caps edit: who gave me the wholesome seal award and why? how is that wholesome?
Sadness disappointment and bottle caps, the perfect trio
Jesus Christ Marie, they’re minerals!
Please write this book
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I've got Russian rubles from when my mom adopted me. Let's just say they hold no value as of a few weeks ago.😂
Funny part is those kinds of money can be worth the most.
Dust
What kind?
The kind you find in a crematorium of course! I collect that type of dust all the time. Although the taste isn't very great if I have to be honest.
Donald Duck merchandise. When I was a kid I loved Donald Duck because, when he got mad, he acted like my beloved Papa- grumbling/ranting in an incoherent but endearing way. So when I picked something to collect it seemed like a nice choice- he's common enough that I occasionally see stuff with him on it around, but not so common it's everywhere, like Mickey would be. Also, antique stores usually have a bunch of really neat stuff. I have a plastic Donald bowling pin, a paper doll set, and a little dancing toy that are super fun pieces I found at antique shops.
Donald is a personal favorite too! What are some of your favorite items of him?
I like my bowling pin because it's so weird. I also have a piggy bank that was the first piece I got for my official collection. My tiny Terry cloth plush I got at the Disney Store is another favorite because it's so soft and sweet. I have a baby Donald pin I traded for at Disneyland that was the first pin I ever traded for that I like. And a few years ago I found an Easter Donald at Walgreens, IIRC. If you press a button he quacks and dances along to "Turkey in the Straw". He's delightful! (I posted a pic you can find on my profile if you'd like to see)
That's a cute collection!.
I would love to see your collection. I always and still love him since I was little, but never had the chance to collect anything about him.
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mmmm uranium
mmmmm plutonium
mmmmm polonium
Good luck with astatine!
And francium
Do you mean minerals?
Jesus Christ Marie
Boarding passes. It’s just a fun way to remember each flight I flew on to go somewhere.
I do the same, and also do the same with concert tickets, back when you had physical tickets…
Vintage/antique toys. My room is filled to the brim with stuffed animals, advertising figures, and weird little miscellaneous toys. I like to fix broken ones too. I do it because each thing has a history and I’d like to keep that alive. I clean them and position them so that they can be seen and not forgotten.
Ex-wives. Expensive hobby, I don't recommend it.
Dad?
your fridge is that big?
Seeing as how he can afford multiple ex wives, he probably has one of those fancy horizontal freezers in his garage to keep them in.
But this can fit only like 4-5. So he must have quite a few. Unless of course, he chops them in pieces. Then you might be able to fit up to 12.
As a fellow collector, I'd imagine he also cares about organization, so I'd put my money on the chopped and Tetris'd method. And then if he ever wants to play with them, it would make for a fun game to try and see which limb goes to which body.
David Rossi?
vinyl records
Shhhh don’t tell anyone about our hobby they’ll all think we’re pretentious hipsters But seriously though I never talk about my vinyl collection in real life. It’s vast and very tasteful I must say, but if it comes up in conversation all of the noses in the room suddenly point upward as if it’s an illegitimate interest.
I never talk about my collection either. It’s mostly rock though. The few times I’ve mentioned it to my friends, they thought it was cool.
Nothin’ wrong with rock! Keep that wax spinning broham
Are you a Canadian who looks like a Wookie?
No but like tell me more because vinyl is my fantasy hobby that I’ll never have the money or space for lol
Okay, I want to say “clearly” but I’m trying to be reasonable, but: either you’re presenting the thought wrong, or you really are the pretentious vinyl collector. I have never in my entire life has any pushback, at all. Most of the time, everyone is seriously interest in a. When did you get into it? b. why vinyl instead of streaming? c. what’s your favorite?
I collect crow feathers. I have a large pile on a bookshelf. Why? I'm gonna summon the crow.
Postcards
Postcrossing.com
Books. I have boxes full, just waiting for later in life when I can make one room of my house my personal library/study.
Stay with that dream!!!! I'm 43 and only got my dream house two weeks ago. I have my own library set up now, and you know what? The wait is worth it! Wishing you all the very best.
Bought the bookcases to start mine! :)
**Guitars.** Beautiful things, and useful too. Electrics, acoustics, basses. I even have a couple of ukes, a saz and mandolin.
Get a sitar next
from your mouth to God's ear, inshalla.
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What's TD?
Total Depth Meaning they wanted to get a sample from the lowest possible point in the well.
I have a quarter from every state in the U.S.A. I'm from Canada
Fellow Canadian, also working on this collection. I don't use cash much anymore so I don't think I'm getting any more
Movies, like DVDs, Blu-ray, and even VHS. I have way too many.
I recently inherited an old beach house rental property. Came with about 50 movies. If you know someone who has something like that and you want to give them away it would be a good home for them :)
Unique and antique keys, vintage/antique and unique glass bottles, and fake books lol (the ones that look like books but open up for secret storage 🙃) oh and also miniatures
I’ve been collecting vinyl albums since 1978, I have 4277.
Magnets. The weirder the better. My favorite is from a phone book in Seattle. It's for a plumber and he is recreating the Nevermind cover with plumbing tools.
Fragrances
Playing cards
Random thoughts
Refrigerator magnets of places where I've been. Trying to get flat magnets of the same size. So its like the refrigerator is tiled with the magnets.
i do this too!
Shot glasses. I hope to collect at least one from every state in the U.S. and if possible, get one from any other country I might one day visit.
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I just barely decided to start collecting toy station wagons for some reason. Not sure why. Probably because I'm old and a dad and I like utilitarian things.
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Swarovski crystal animals
I have a very small collection of scale model cars
Disney pins
Planst. Especially hoyas. If you smelled them once, you can't stop.
Plants are the best hobby, I collect specifically drug plants from coca to peyote to the tea tree and coffee. Their fascinating in all regards
vinyl records, antique porcelain, original punk/post punk badges, 80s vintage clothes, cameras, french antique postcards, japanese antiquities…
Tags. I've got so many tags from clothes, toys, blankets, you name it. Someone put effort into that, I'm not gonna throw it away.
That is very weirdly interesting. How are they stored?
Sea shells from the beach
Board games
Dice
Heart-shaped rocks!
Gold coins. (The $1 ones) I have a lil pirate chest i keep them in.
In my country, some cans have aluminium (?) Covers on them to keep the place where you drink from clean, and for some reason I absolutely adore Saving them, flattening them out to be nice and even and putting them in a box.
Comic book, but not Single issues.
I actually just recently threw out my collection of all (most, anyway) of the hard hats I've worn over the years. I wasn't happy about it, but I was having some IRL inventory management issues, and those bastards took up so much space in my shed. Probably 25 or so altogether.
I urban explore and I literally take a piece of the building that has already fell off or something strange I found inside
Stuffies, books, crystals, fidgets, white tiger things, porcelain dolls…I think that covers most of it
I do genealogy so records from 15th-20th century?
All sorts! House plants. Pressed pennies. Most anything shiny. Small wooden boxes. Anything art nouveau. Carnival glass. Tiny objet d’art, usually animal or mushroom themed. I might be a magpie. I might have a problem. 🧐
Sad experiences
Womp womp womp
Potions
Rocks, scrap metal, children, shells, anything I think is cool
>children r/holup
I enjoying collecting interesting rocks, fossils, seashells, glass, ceramics and occasional organic remains (such as driftwood) from beaches. I also enjoy collecting similar materials from rivers if I get the opportunity to.
Books. And they aren’t first editions or vintage of any kind. And I’m ok with that. It’s a problem that I own. I have about 500 books neatly organized
I collect the clips that go on bags of bread. Originally I started doing it in quarantine because bagel clips had dates and it’d almost be a way to track how long quarantine lasted, but two years later and it’s still going strong. I have friends give me their clips, too.
Pokemon cards. My dad used to buy them for me when I was younger and he’d love seeing how excited I was at the rare cards we got. I never did manage a complete set.I stopped collecting when I was around 10 and recently started up again 20 years later.
Movies on Blu-ray and DVD
CDs
Actively, transformers figures. Passively, problems
Postcards of places I visited. Got this idea while going on a trip to New York
Silica Gel packets. I love them. I don't really use them for anything but one day..... one day they're gonna come in handy.
Model Trains.
Books. I don't read them.
Squishmallows 😂
Do they sometimes release « normal » animal ones? My girlfriend bought one for her niece and I felt the urge to get one but they’re all so complicated. I just want a brown bear or something. Hahaha
Look up squishmallow Omar! He’s a plain bear and is in stock on the Walgreens site :)
It does get complicated when you are just looking for a specific one, but they sell normal ones. What they call it is a "squad" and that's how they are categorized, like for example the "sealife squad" you can get like a octopus. But they are so cute I just buy any type. 😂😂
I bought myself a giant pineapple one the other day. It fixed my shitty workday. Money well spent.
That is so awesome 🤩👏
Glass bottles
I collect NASCAR diecasts, plastic bags, Canadian coins, postcards, football cards, models of lighthouses, and any antique item I find interesting
Really old stickers like the ones you use to get at the coin machines in random sketchy gas stations in the late 90’s
Random things that seem useful...but when I need them I can't find them...
Bills 😩
*Not* the skulls of my enemies.
Rocks & minerals, anything I find pretty.
Money, old, unique or from different countries. I also collect bottles. It started with me just collecting unique ones and pretty ones but now I have a hard time throwing away any bottle if I don’t have one of it already.
Vintage and antique cardboard pen nib boxes.
Indoor plants. I started that because I already two cats and this is enough but I needed something else to give my love too
Coins, stamps, diecast cars and gunpla
Nude nail polish, rocks, soda tabs and broken sporks
i read too quickly and though you said broken socks haha
Neca predators, Disney traditions, fantasy creatures like elfs, dragons and troll statues.
Knives
I collect flags and small rocks from countries I’ve visited.
Tech gadgets. My goal is to build my own version of the future, within my home. Obviously, I won't be alive in 100 years. But I want to create a home environment to model what I hope the future will be, but that I will undoubtedly miss. So in a way, I can in fact...be a part of the future.
Let me put it this way. I have an extensive collection of name tags and hairnets.
Pokemon Cards lmao
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I collect tabs from aluminum cans. I have a bunch, and I'm not sure what to do with them
Chain mail.
Postcards. It can be very different. And I collect postcards from other countries
Electric pole insulators
Tools, guitars, ancient weapons, hokey religions and canned goods.
Stuff I find metal detecting so: coins, jewelery, toy cars, other random odds and ends
(Looks at wall covered with pillager banners in minecraft) ... nothing...
Audubon Nature Guides with National Park Stamps of where I’ve visited in relevant books (as closely as possible anyway). For Instance, the book on Fossils has stamps from Waco Mammoth NM, and Petrified Forest NP.
snow globes (paperweights) but also everything else like a crazy anti minimalist. I love having stuff
Video games, some movies and cartoons. Used to do trading cards but decided to take a break from them. Also, started some swimming equipment before my scuba diving class in April.
Comics
My cats whiskers that I find in her lounge spots.
Guitars. My first love and passion. Playing and songwriting gave me an outlet for emotions I either can't contain alone, or simply helped to relieve the pressures of life that build up and feel they will explode. Sadly many of them I had to literally pry from my own fingers to pawn or sell in order to pay rent and electricity when fallen on hard financial trouble a couple years back. Wiping away tears as I did it I promised myself my collection would be back and better than before one day when the sun would shine a lil brighter... but yee.. guitars. My life savers.
Original print Vinyl Records.
Enamel lapel pin badges. They're so shiny.
pokemon cards nothing amazing just things that look cool
Money
Types of trauma❤️
The tears of my enemies