That's just a rookie mistake when cleaning...if you discover a forgotten box of unknown contents that haven't been touched for years, just throw it out without opening because you obviously didn't need it.
reading that hurt me on an emotional level, heck no, never, how could you?
It's OK, you will eventually get wiser and see the light.
casually throws out birth certificate
Casually throws out deed and all mortgage related documents.
Aren't those digitally handled in developed countries these days?
Well, sure also digital copy, but if say there is an issue you not having your own copy then what do you do?
Also this: https://www.property-forum.eu/news/cadastre-in-slovakia-has-malfunctioned-after-cyber-attack/19409
In Slovakia it was fucked for a month or two.
Hou dont need a physical copy, and in the event of systems being down you'll just wait until they're back up again, because in that case everyone is hit anyway.
Edit: and there's always locally stored digital copies if you're a belt and suspenders kind of person.
So? If you ever need it contact the parish of your birth place (or whatever institution manages it where you live) and get a copy.
Tbh I'm not sure if emotional attachment to objects is a symptom of ADHD or something completely different. I think it's more of a schizophrenia thing.
i think emotional attachment to objects is a human thing overall. but as adhd folks have object permanence issues, we do get re-attached to those objects that we forgot about pretty fast
The lighter side of ADHD
