What's a /fa/ lifestyle like?

being mean

>>12343136
I consider being a minimalist one possible expression of an /fa/ lifestyle

Not in the "durrr everything must have that minimal aesthetic and I must own nothing" way but following the "if I buy something it must provide me with a significant amount of value, else I will not buy it"

I also think an /fa/ way of interacting with the world is a little aloof and separate, possibly a tad condescending; that's the sense that I get, but I don't do that because it sounds somewhat miserable.

Not being too happy seems pretty /fa/ as well. Depression fucking sucks hard but through the right filter it is very "noble struggle" or "tortured artist" or w/e

>>12343136
> looking forward to each day
> pursuing things that interests you
> finding your niche in life
> being White

>>12343136
thought that was Yukio Mishima but in fact he was seventeen year old Otoya Yamaguchi stabbing a socialist

>>12343155
Thanks for the post, Senpai. I'm trying to live a /fa/ lifestyle though I hate referring to it as such because life is just so boring. I'm trying to get ideas for improvement.

>>12343136
nihilistic lifestyle motivated by egoism
cultural urban center of a country thats not the US
having something thats productive to society but also brings you happiness in life
crime

>>12343175
np. a good place to start with minimalism is http://www.theminimalists.com/netflix/. Watch the documentary and/or buy the book (I haven't bought the book). That's a really great introduction and way to start.

Also, forgot to mention one of the biggest things I try to do to keep an /fa/ lifestyle: Don't care about what other people think about your lifestyle or if it is /fa/ enough. Investing in the beliefs and opinions of other people and changing your life to match them is one of least fashionable things ever.

>>12343173
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our guy

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maybe you shouldn't try to formulate something complex like an entire lifestyle on the basis of fashion, which is comparatively shallow

>>12343199
>when Chairman Inejiro was a literal NS during the war and he was trying to realign Japan with Communist China to protect the nation from US liberal degeneracy and thereby defend the chrysanthemum throne

>>12343136
One that makes you happy.

>>12343192
That documentary is incredibly un/fa/

>>12343243
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>12343136
Let me give this a shot anon. I would say an /fa/ lifestyle would consist of whatever you want it to be.

Yes, I know that does sound like a vague non answer but here me out. Just as one would use clothing as a medium to express thier self, the same can be done with one's life/lifestyle. Find and do all the things you want to do. Do all the things that correspond with the person you are inside.
Avoid trying to predetermine a set course or lifesyle. Try things, make mistakes, & learn from them. Just like you would do with your own personal style. Doing this will build genuine character, that's something that people will notice & distinguish about you. Then inturn, as you grow as a person, your sense of style will shift to reflect that growth.

So with all that said, to me, a /fa/ lifestyle is uninhibited expression of ones self and journey through life. Just be you anon and your /fa/ lifestyle witll manifest naturally.

>>12343256
Wow. "a /fa/ lifestyle is uninhibited expression of ones self and journey through life"

that's p lit famalam- I'm not even being sarcastic, you nailed it

hikikomori is definitely the most effay lifestyle. Going outside and talking to people is for nerds

>>12343192
other anon is right, that doc is shit. hugging every rando you meet is incredibly un /fa/

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>>12343293
the minimalist guys don't live very /fa/ lives, but i think their ideas can fit well into one

but what do i know maybe i am the max-est scrub