Dmitri Dmitriev
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Often times I visit homes that have neither books, nor music, movies, games, photos nor art on display... It's disappointing somewhat, but a lot of people tend to have larger digital collections of such things these days...
Blank walls and clean tables are scary, but I usually assume people tuck away their precious photo albums so they aren't sifted through by nosy guests... or that they spent so much on that HD tv (and associated parts) or that brand new car to have much more to spend on decorative vases or wall hangings.
It disturbs me more if a home is so sterile that even personal effects are hidden from view. Such people are either obsessive, criminal, or expecting guests with naughty children
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(By now, several red flags have been raised. In the words of a survival-horror junkie: book it... before you become one of them. )
Blank walls and clean tables are scary, but I usually assume people tuck away their precious photo albums so they aren't sifted through by nosy guests... or that they spent so much on that HD tv (and associated parts) or that brand new car to have much more to spend on decorative vases or wall hangings.
It disturbs me more if a home is so sterile that even personal effects are hidden from view. Such people are either obsessive, criminal, or expecting guests with naughty children
.(By now, several red flags have been raised. In the words of a survival-horror junkie: book it... before you become one of them. )
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