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- Dr Maurel, do you think that our personal belongings reveal something about our identity? - Of course! Even though they might seem inconsequential in our daily life, our personal objects often reflect our values and even our emotional needs. - Could you give an example drawn from your own experience? - I remember one of my former patients who held on to a battered old plush toy [US: stuffed animal] for more than thirty years! Without realising it, he considered it as the reflection of a part of himself. - So, what you're saying is that an object is not only a physical item, but that it also holds a certain emotional significance. - Exactly! What matters the most is how people identify with their own possessions: their personal stories and the memories which are attached to that specific object. Thus, what you would have considered as your favourite toy could later in life become a symbol of nostalgia or growth in your life. - All of this is really fascinating ! Thank you for your explanation, Dr Maurel!