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Do you collect anything? How did you start?
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I'm mostly interested in what sort of collective you mean, if it's not too personal a question
On topic, I don't even collect mugs but they just.. accumulate. Luckily or sadly we have a pretty small cupboard so that keeps it in check
the "collective" is just me, my boyfriend and two of our friends :))
we've lived together for about 7 years and plan on keeping it going. I don't know if collective is the right word to describe our living situation but I can't think of a better word either :)
I like collective. Smaller than commune. More cozy than cohabiting.
yeah nice, gotcha :)
used to share a flat with people who i'm still close with a decade later, so i get the concept.
collective is a great word for it