Contradictions
Recently, we moved apartments. It neither looks simple nor is it. As we packed the different, unwanted items that we have accumulated over the years, my wife and I had different solutions for the same problem. For each and every box that gets added to the list, I had, rather have, a simple solution, "Let's chuck it. Why do we need this?", which, unfortunately, is diametrically opposite to the position held by her - "Oh, we can buy a small shelf to offset this problem?" It doesn't require an Einstein to figure out who wins these arguments. For me, the whole process of discarding is pretty simple. If you don't use something over a period of time, just discard the item. The philosophy is straightforward and I explained this to her, "See, when we move to the new apartment, let's not unpack some of the boxes. It's okay if the apartment is a mess for some days. At least, we will know the items that we are using and those that we ...