Sanju Mariko - Vol. 6 Ch. 35

[MangaDex]

 

[Moodyz]

Mariko may not be tech literate, but she’s definitely got that techbro billionaire mentality with how she’s trying to monetise everything.

 

[keatsta]

This one made me tear up. My dad is definitely a hoarder, and I also have a hard time throwing things away. It really is hard for me when I know the history of something, if you have memories of ever cherishing it or using it or even seeing it every day as part of the clutter. I can't help but picture the day where I miss it. But the memories that I have of it, the memories that will come back up when I miss it, that's what matters, that's the part that gives it significance, and that's the part I carry with me. It's a profoundly different way of thinking about it.

 

[Sem]

I teared up a little too 🥹
The fear of forgetting things as I get older and needing to put down records and keep momentos of special occasions...
It was manageable at the beginning but the older I get, the more possessions I end up with.
It can also feel wasteful to throw away items. Labor and material was put into making this exist, is it really ok to just toss it? Someone gave this to me, is it really ok to just throw away a gift?

I hope if I'm ever in a situation where I've let my life fall into disrepair, the people around me will give me the grace and help to clean things up properly too.

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

My dad, and I too, have a hard time throwing things away. Both of us partially compensate by avoiding acquiring stuff in the first place. Except books. I need more bookshelves.

 

[MaiaAmos]

I'm so glad that it gets explored in a way that can be conveyed and shared with the readers properly -- these mistakes and emotional baggage, are not well understood so this will hopefully help people understand and sympathize when dealing with people like her.