I'm finding the more and more I get /out/, the less shit

No sorry Im not an autistic idealist.

No that would be complete autism.

On an instinctual level? No, it's a conscious decision. I have pared down the amount of shit I own dramatically over the last few years. Every few months I just do a ruthless inventory of what I own and ask myself "Do I really use this?" and if the answer is no then it's gone.

/out/ reasons aside, it just feels good to have less stuff and to know that the stuff I do have has a purpose to me.

>>891599

Most people have a bunch of pointless shit they don't need because of retarded consumerism. There's nothing wrong with what you're doing at all. Keep at it.

>>891599
Poorfag who moves a lot here.
Since I've left home six years ago I've moved four times. I try to keep my belongings at a manageable level because it's easier to move and nice not to be cluttered. But it's definitely a conscious decision. I would posit that it is instinctual to hold onto things. An "in case I might need it" kinda thing. My /out/ stuff doesn't take up that much space either. Mostly because poorfag but also in that it serves me pretty well as it stands now.

Nice blog faggot

>>892229
top kek.

>>891599
p.s. here's the homeless containment thread. fuckoff martha stewart

>>892091