response: Yea and not to mention the risk of fires, failing and health concerns like poor sanitation. Yuck
history: Some people would say I compulsively hoard things.  I have a lot of boxes that I can't let go of due to sentimental value or thinking I may need it. Well, does your behavior risk your health or adversely affect you or your family and friends? I don't think so. I've gotten a little better about getting rid of things I don't absolutely need. I try to really consider if things are necessary. OK, just so you know, hoarding can get bad enough to actually limit activities like cooking or cleaning, or even moving within the house because of all the space lost. Is that happening for you? No, like I've said, I've gotten better about getting rid of things. For some people, though, it gets to the point where it's too much and if it starts to interfere with normal functioning, that's when it's time to admit the problem.
knowledge: It can also put the individual and others at risk of fires, falling, poor sanitation, and other health concerns.