Comments by "Christina" (@MargaritaMagdalena) on "A Day In The Life Of A MINIMALIST (Rich Life With Less Stuff)| Joshua Fields Millburn u0026 Lewis howes" video.

  1.  @bonnieupton4114  Go to the store and buy food?
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  2. Most people can't live like that, and even those who can, can do it only for a while. Most people have school, college, jobs, families, medical problems, and we all get old. You can't live out of a suitcase and go to college, raise a child, work, or be old. This "minimalist" lifestyle is a luxury that only a small minority can enjoy for a while.
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  3. What do you mean by "useless stuff"?
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  4.  @JasonSmith-fu6oi  We all have things that we really like, then lose interest in and get rid of. I don't think it makes you a minimalist, it happens to everyone.
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  5. Also, if you had a roof over your head, slept on a bed, washed yourself in a shower, dried yourself with towels, used plates and cutlery to eat food that was cooked with ovens, pots, pans, and knives, did your laundry at a laundromat and dried it in a tumble dryer, you weren't living out of two suitcases. Just because you don't own the things you use doesn't mean they don't count. In fact, you could afford your "minimalist" lifestyle thanks to super non-minimalist people who own things like beds and washing machines not to use them, but so that strangers like you can use them.
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  6.  @deadmanswife3625  Why?
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  7. That would make the homeless, prison inmates, and North Koreans the wealthiest people in the world. It doesn't make any sense.
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  8.  @JB-3794  Speaking disparagingly of "most people" is really bad taste tbh.
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  9. @Dri Ven I must be a weirdo, I love useless stuff 🤨
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  10. @Dri Ven Maybe you're apathetic about things because you live in a developed country so they're normal for you. You have an affluence mentality, not a scarcity mentality of people who grow up in deprivation.
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  11. "Happy, healthy, and has lovely skin" sounds shallow asf tbh. Especially the last one.
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  12.  @lulubelle53  He's easy on the eyes.
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  13.  @lulubelle53  Why does it matter tho?
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  14. I don't like minimalism. I remember when I got my apt, I was so poor that it filled up slowly, and every time I added something, the house looked a little more alive. When my boyfriend moved in with me it got even better. I love the clutter. Minimalism isn't for everyone.
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  15. Doesn't everyone own the things they use, need, and love?
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  16.  @peachpathfinder  "What do you like to do" is a completely different question than "what do you do". If someone wants to know what you do for society, why can't they ask it?
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  17. Less what?
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  18. Possessions like what?
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  19.  @Allen-eq5uf  Nobody needs a $30 million private jet. Your point being?
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  20. There are many books that I wouldn't have read without the internet because I wouldn't know them or wouldn't be interested in them. The internet also makes it easier to look up words, info on the writer, and on the era that the book is set in. I read a lot during the lockdown in 2020.
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