Maybe it's time to let some of it go? Images of Canberra

curlylocks said :

That is sad this poor person has a major problem.

+1 I suspect there is a very sad story behind this.

Interesting thing is that most hoarders I have come caross have had immaculate cars

That is sad this poor person has a major problem.

Saintly said :

Could be a person living in their car and all the paper is hiding their worldly possessions

+1 for a very good reason.

Could be a person living in their car and all the paper is hiding their worldly possessions

Just a couple more trips to Macca’s or wherever and they won’t be needing the windscreen sun shade anymore. I wonder if there are there any laws for obstructed vision here? Makes me and my slight hoarding/laziness problem feel so much better though 🙂

tinsnail1 said :

Classic Diogenes Syndrome/hoarding behaviour. Imagine the home if the car is like this. This person needs some help from family or loved ones to let go of this useless material, but that will be a huge task that is unlikely to succeed.

I’ve got a box of matches. I’m sure the rest will sort itself out.

Classic Diogenes Syndrome/hoarding behaviour. Imagine the home if the car is like this. This person needs some help from family or loved ones to let go of this useless material, but that will be a huge task that is unlikely to succeed.

I-filed said :

On way to dump.

Or maybe worried about getting caught short of paper when he/she needs to take a dump?

I am also wondering if this isn’t another example of public art?

On way to dump.

You never know when you’re going to need last year’s burger wrappers.