What can not you separate from? THAT says it about your character

Hand on heart: how many of the things that are in your closet, living room drawers and cellar compartments, you really need? Mostly they are very specific things that we can not part with. No move, no renovation and no spring cleaning. A study from the University of Maryland has found out: There is one Connection between our possessions and our self-worth. Above all, we depend on the things we use to define our self-worth. From this thesis we can therefore conclude: Every "Lift on me" object is a very special character.

Old school stuff

Folders, folders, books ... you could actually dispose of everything, but you treasure it like a treasure? Then your self-worth is based on your personal successes. If you threw away the notebooks, you would feel less successful.

Relationship memories

Photos, gifts, love letters - hah, how nice if you can reminisce years later. If these things are especially close to your heart, then the love for a man gives you the special self-esteem kick. Nothing feels better for you than being wanted by a man.

Gifts

You do not throw them away, you might say. But if you're honest, many gifts only hide in a closet. Keeping all of them well means that social relationships strengthen your self-confidence. Being valued as a friend is the best ego push for you.

newspapers and magazines

I know a lot, so I'm great - that's your motto. You define your self-esteem over your intelligence and your general education. That's why you love to participate in panel discussions and impress others with your arguments.

dress

Professional success? Is not that important to you. It makes you happy when someone compliments you for your appearance. You only feel good when you feel nice. That's why you do not like to leave the house unvarnished.

Old toy

This will allow my children to play later! Does this sentence sound familiar to you? Then you are probably one of those who draw self-confidence from the family. Your old toy is closely tied to your childhood memories. Just throwing it away would feel like giving up on a piece of family.