[ariellagunas]

I'm at the point I am moving house. I am realising I have far too many figures.
I am packing three months ahead, cause I know what at pain it is.
I am aware, that I own a huge shop, in which I could pay for a new apartments deposit.
But I loved this hobby so much. Thou I realised, it's actually a business. I sold stuff at the beginning of lockdown, as I was not sure I would get any government help.
When I did, I relaxed , and kept buying.
But it's all make me think:
How important is my collection.
And, could I live without it?
You guys know, I have all sorts and very old items. I read about people selling it all, and then going back to collect years after, and finding it hard to get The Rogue.
It makes me think.
It's a hard place to be in this uncertain times.
Just how important are possessions?
And, if I don't spend the money on this, what would I spend it on?
Travelling is f@&;:, property is also uncertain.
Will it give me pleasure to stare at an empty apartment to finish?
Probably not.

So, I am gonna take the chance to look at very individual collectibles, and decide if it sparks joy or not. (Thank you Mary Kndo).
Yeah I know, I love Spider-man, but do I need 60 variants of him.? That's just one of an example.
I know, my family comes first, and I have been known to sell my whole music collection before Spotify came.
So, I know the score. I'm old enough (47).

This is my most heartfelt post in any forum. I'm just in the mood, and I'm British, so what you see is what you get.
But the artist in me is still thinking where will I put a huge Sentinel figure, and is that Master Mold Jack Kirby inspired had worth?
The answer in my head is always yes.
Cause, despise it all I love Marvel, and DC, and Alien, and just Pop culture art overall.
And I'm never gonna stop.
How's where's my freaking Jocasta, ei?