I suppose I collect jewelry, clothes and photo albums.
What about you?
If we had our own place- I’d also collect “weird” art to hang around the house.
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I am an Amazon addict lol. I collect shoes and plants.
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Omg… me too😭
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I collect shirts, hats, CDs, blu-rays, DVDs. I think that covers it all. 
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I collect fridge magnets from the places I’ve been in the world. Have a fridge door full.
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Nice nice 
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Hmm. I kinda collect plushies. I have a lot, I mean especially since I’m an adult. I just love cute plush toys. They’re good to look at, which makes me happy, and they’re good to cuddle, which also makes me happy.
My dad recently bought me this squishy cat:
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Debt. I collect debt.
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I collect pixels. I only like them if they are tastefully arranged, though.
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I collect fat 
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I collect poems, songs, and computer software that I’ve written.
One of the nice things about that is that as long as I don’t experience brain damage, and I have time to review the poems periodically, I should be able to keep the poems and songs memorized. I wrote one poem about 88 lines of good memories of mine, for instance.
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Looool thats a good one!! 
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Yes I collect social security
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Never realized before reading these posts how much I actually collect 
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When I recently moved houses, I realized just how much stuff I have collected over the years when it came time to pack.it all up, including books, German folkart, Oaxacan alebrijes, Scandinavian folkart, Trollbeads, coins.
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No i am not a collector. I used to collect books and had a good private Library, but i don’t have the space anymore and had to give it up. I am a hobby enthusiast for tabbacco, but i switch to nicotininhalers as i can’t afford tabbacco anymore.
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I used to collect Saint Nicholas items (not santa), teapots, and antique kitchen gadgets.
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I’ll collect coins that look unique. … I’ve got a book I’m hanging onto. It is an uncensored version of “Sons and Lovers” by D.H. Lawerance. It has been a long awaited moment in the annals of literature for an uncensored version of this book to come out. This book is rated the ninth best book of the 20th century. I read it, and it is really tame by today’s standards. Also, it is signed, or has the author’s named mass produced on some of these books. I don’t think this book is really valuable as a collector’s item. It’s a third edition. I’ll read it again, and then I will try to find some drunk English Lit. major and sell it to him for $70. The book cost me two dollars. They were having a clearance sale at the library. It is in good condition.
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