How to blend your space with other people's stuff (love and loss)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Whether from love or loss, you'll likely have to deal with someone else's stuff at some point in your life. This could be the result of something exciting -like moving in with a romantic partner or out of a loss like losing a loved one (and realizing you inherited more than just the heirlooms). Today, we're talking about merging, blending, and decluttering while working through someone else's stuff.
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I missed your earlier message, but sincere condolences to you and your family.
When my parents passed my brothers, sisters-in-law and I didn’t have a problem like that. We are all rather minimalistic so we looked through the belongings and all just took what was important to us (which was not much) and than we called someone to pick up everything else and he could sell everything he wanted. I’m alone and my brothers are a lot older than I am so when I die there is probably no one to take any of the stuff. The renting company probably has to take care of it 😅. And if I go before my brother(s) they know they can throw everything away. I don’t own valuable things.
Thank you for tips and sending love to you and your family at this difficult time ❤❤
My deepest condolences on your loss. I lost my mom in December. I had visited her in November, and she had gifted me many little things to hand out to her granddaughters. She'd also donated many clothes that she was no longer using, and I cleared out all her expired items in the bathroom. It made cleaning and clearing much easier when I visited to attend her memorial, but there was lots still to take care of and gift and dispose.
Very sorry for your loss. I just lost my father 3/13 and feel your pain acutely!
Great video! I moved in with my partner two years ago and it definitely was a process. I was lucky that he didn't own much kitchen stuff (he always lived in shared spaces before and there was no need to get stuff) so we now use all the pieces I inherited from my great grandmother, which makes me really happy. He happened to have a whole set of cutlery which I didn't own, I provided everything else and we bought a new pan :)
There was also some 'leveling up' for me, I had rather small storage containers that made sense for storing food for one person, but are now obsolete. We got rid of them and invested in big containers to hold huge amounts of food. We are going through so much now as a couple and we rarely have to get rid of anything that gets forgotten in the back of the fridge or the pantry.
I am so sorry for your loss. I hope your cousin is healing. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the mourning and grieving process in a future video.
I love that you mentioned the 'moving in' aspect of things and shared your experience. Thank you ❤️
My deepest sympathies to you and your family.
My mother recently (mid feb) och also unexpectedly passed away 💔 It is unimaginably difficult, despite me being 44 & she got to be 74 😓💔 I couldnt stay & help my farher start going through her things but will do so in may… So I have this ahead of me… Its a very painful task when everything is a reminder of the loved one 💔 Will se how it turns out in may… 😓 Thank you for this video, it cant have been easy for you considering your recent loss ❤️
I'm sorry about your mother. It's never easy :/
I was just thinking about you and your family and hoping everyone was healing from the unexpected loss of your aunt❤️🩹 This was a great video and I’m so glad you shared it!
Thank you 🙏