Any other robots obsessive minimalists? The less I own the more free I feel. Feels good to opt out of society's obsession with accumulating possessions.
>>28904649
some things are needed tho, clothing, bedding, towels, all those other self care bits and bobs that don't quite fit neatly away.
>>28904649
Same here OP. If I don't have a use for it, or don't find it meaningful to me in any way, I throw it away. Feels good having a lot of free space. Easier to travel too. I've moved four times in the last year and I only need a van to transfer every possession I own including furniture.
That's one cozy-ass home
>>28904649
> That
> Minimalist
Minimalism is not what you think it is. Do some research before speaking
>>28905760
Got a PhD in minimalism here guys.
>>28905523
It's definitely great for moving. I can't own large furniture without thinking about how I am going to move it every time I see it.
>>28905788
He's right tho senpai
>>28904649
but that's not minimalist at all. It's warm and cluttered.
I find minimalist home interior to be a special kind of hell.
OP's pic obviously isn't that, it's very small and comfy, I like that.
As for lifestyle, I can't do it, I have a bunch of things that aren't directly necessary for my survival but I still keep them around.
>>28904649
I live in a studio apartment, I have no choice but to be minimalistic.
