Is it best to still have access to your childhood home as an adult or are adults better off without that connection?
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CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
I think you have to do what you have to do. If you need money, you have to sell it. Having another place to stay at is nice but maintaining an uninhabited house can be difficult, especially in cold climate. Of course, you can still offer it for rent but then it's business, not a property you can truly use.
My opinion is that having strong ties to a house after it stopped serving you well is a huge burden and can actually ruin your life. In that case it's better to make a clean cut and start anew, move on instead of dragging the past along with you, repairing the old again and again and dealing with the clutter accumulated throughout the years.
My opinion is that having strong ties to a house after it stopped serving you well is a huge burden and can actually ruin your life. In that case it's better to make a clean cut and start anew, move on instead of dragging the past along with you, repairing the old again and again and dealing with the clutter accumulated throughout the years.
