I really struggle to justify adding any more. I take two electrics out when I play at church (or wherever), I mainly play the Reverend these days and the Strat is pretty much just a back-up now. I've had three electrics before and always felt bad leaving one behind, like what's the point in having it if it's going to stay home?
I had a really nice acoustic but felt like it was unjustified because I hardly ever play acoustic outside of home (although I play acoustic at home all the time) and I sold it to add more money to the house deposit. I definitely miss it.
Just wondering about other peoples approaches to this. I guess for me I feel it's important that I try to keep things in perspective - as nice as it is to own a whole bunch of expensive stuff, as a Dad and a husband there are other things to consider. If my family has any kind of lack while I have a whole bunch of nice expensive things that I technically don't really need, I feel bad. At some point the joy of aquiring something new is offset by the guilt of having spent money that could be used for other things that benefit more than just me, hence the eternal GAS struggle and endless to-ing and frow-ing.
Anybody else bothered by annoying morals? I try to suppress them but they keep coming back.
