If you have so much gear you can't move in your own house and nothing even connected(with no intention of) you need help, it's as simple as that.
I've got shipping containers full of gear, until a few months ago you could barely move in my living room which had stuff piled to the ceiling, loads of people called me a hoarder, the difference is I'm selling it all off and making an absolute killing doing so and in the long run i've got my final system planned for when i'm slightly older (i'm 23).
Another downside to this is when you die, what if nobody realises all that stuff you collected is actually worth anything and it all goes to landfill? I missed out in a similar scenario a few months back, someone stopped paying the rent on a storage unit and the entire contents went to the recyclers. It was clearly someones lifelong collection of high end stuff, just like this Macintosh load plenty of it was in need of restoration and hardly anything worked. It included Studer CD players, a few of the more obscure monster receivers, huge 60's Japanese speakers I've never seen anything about online, Pioneer HPM150's, Technics SB 7070'S and 7000's, in all I estimated about 15/20 grands worth of stuff. Someone spent all that time hoarding this stuff for what? It all got trashed by the time it was headed for landfill, most got sold on by someone else but it goes to show how silly this hoarding behaviour can be.