>>305412Thank you for the suggestions but I can't really do any of those. Friends aren't a possibility, even so I wouldn't trust them. I see stories of betrayal every day on the internet. Minimalism won't work so much as I get a lot of pleasure from my hobbies even if I'm burnt out. I am not a digital fan either.
So far the best thing I've done is keep things hidden away and inside boxes when I'm done. It just really sucks to dedicate a solid 45 minutes to cleaning up every single time I want to do something, I'd much rather have things just left on my desk. I guess it's not the biggest issue. I also have "bait" that it placed in my room if they touch/break it I don't care. Seems to do wonders. Here's a story:
>Buy hunting knife because it looks cool>Sharp and heavy, I think it's supposed to be used on deers or something>Is protected by leather sheath>dad comes in to "inspect" it>uses his grabbler hands to pick it up>Hold it upside down and only holding the sheath>he unbuckles it>knife falls dowm and stabs his foot>He yells at me that It's my fault and I can't be trusted with itA literal looney tunes character. I don't know why he's so retarded. He's also shot himself with fireworks a few times because he thought 5 seconds without it shooting meant the rocket was missing 2 of it's rounds… These people are going to kill themselves one day in the most stupid way immaginable. My great auntie died by running at night time with no lights on, tripped over one of her 100+ pairs of shoes in the hallway and her head slammed into a cast iron spike letter opener. She insisted that running at night without lights on saved power and heating. My genes are tainted