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I forgot to mention the furniture
Let it go. I mean, when you decide if a thing is a junk or not, consider it is, by default. Imagine you moved in after someone else living there. For some things you would say "wtf is that?" and throw it away. You probably don't really need all that
Yes, I want to throw away about 50% of my possessions (after having thrown out 80% of my cloths last month) but it's so much work. Whenever I throw anything away the room looks the same after. I wish I could just set it on fire and let it burn down.
It won't look the same. So, first - removing the easy stuff like laundry. Then, the heavier stuff, like boards and other heavily identifiable things that you want to remove (and they are not coming back unless you bring them yourself, don't worry). maybe pack them so it would be easier to do the garbage runs, but it's up to you.
Then, start grouping the rest of the things. Preferably from larger groups like books - if they are all in one place things will already look better
Aand as you sort through the stuff, you might see there are new candidates for throwing out