Curiosity and enthusiasm put me over the top. Discovering preferences. I’ve scaled back and purged. I’m not comfortable with excess, but feel very good about having a handful of my favourites.
Why do you have too many soaps?
- Thread starter Mike M
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Variety, fueled by idle curiosity. It’s part of the enjoyment of shaving.
Just some scents/offerings I can't help trying.
There’s certain soaps that I don’t want to run out of (La Toja, Stirling Haverford, Mountain Man and Executive Man). Then there’s other soaps that I want to end up trying eventually
Just curiosity and trying to discover what I like most. There's too many soap brands to try them all, so I tried to narrow the field.
Eventually, I came to the point where I accumulated way more than I can use in any reasonable period.
Eventually, I came to the point where I accumulated way more than I can use in any reasonable period.
This "too many" of which you speak. I do not believe I am familiar with that phrase....
My problem with this question is that it presumes there can be too much soap. Such talk is heresy around here my friend. 
This "too many" of which you speak. I do not believe I am familiar with that phrase....
My sentiments exactly!
Variety
Fayiz D.
Fayiz D.
Variety is the spice of life!
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I have too many soaps because I have been a member here at B &B for many years. I got the soaps because of PIF’s from other members .
AimlessWanderer
Remember to forget me!
My answer wasn't in the voting options. Stocking up, and planning a more analogue lifestyle.
Most products are only available online, and the clock is ticking for me in that respect. It seems my security and privacy settings, break more and more websites all the time. In some, the products don't list. On others, the payment system doesn't work, or the Captcha doesn't display, so I can't complete it, or they refuse to let me in because I'm on a VPN.
The more invasive a site is in harvesting data, the more me and my machine put up a fight. I can't be too many more tantrums from abandoning the internet altogether. That leaves me with just the products in local shops, and whatever I've stockpiled. I should be good for about 10 years at a guess.
Most products are only available online, and the clock is ticking for me in that respect. It seems my security and privacy settings, break more and more websites all the time. In some, the products don't list. On others, the payment system doesn't work, or the Captcha doesn't display, so I can't complete it, or they refuse to let me in because I'm on a VPN.
The more invasive a site is in harvesting data, the more me and my machine put up a fight. I can't be too many more tantrums from abandoning the internet altogether. That leaves me with just the products in local shops, and whatever I've stockpiled. I should be good for about 10 years at a guess.
I'm just glad the wife doesn't bake or eat apples. She might find what is in the back bottom of the fridge.
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
2 pages and going strong making us feel like we don’t have a problem 
My answer? Variety.
My answer? Variety.
FOMO
And enablers…
I have some really generous friends, my friend!
Because!!
Less expensive than collecting antique cars or wives!!
Collecting wives is easy. Getting rid of them is what costs!
