Don’t have the time to read this atm, but this mindset in general I’m mixed on. Me personally a comfortable life in a comfortable neighborhood and being able to do fun things I don’t usually do quarterly is enough for me to be satisfied. Outside of video games and clothes to an extent I’ve never been a materialistic person. But with that being said I’ve seen the extreme sides of a minimalist who thought all consumption under capitalism was unethical and in short it’s a miserable route.

Gross. Pretty much nothing out there I hate more than monetizing (and weaponizing) spirituality.

Yes but at the same time

@plants you know I love your takes

More or less I really f*** with it. Money is time, and things cost money. Do you really wanna spend all your time getting money to just buy all that clutter? On a bunch of subscriptions? On manufactured hype around X product from (insert celebrity)?

Its the people around you and your relationships with them that are the most important.

Speaking on wants:

Okay again fellas, the man that escaped the matrix

live in the pod eat the bugs etc etc

happiness is not a ladder

if you say that you will be happy after reaching x goal it will only be temporary

when you are content with yourself and healthy, you have all the needs to be happy

The moderators are @ovocrew @chelsea @BM_ @Gojira @lover

Ya I reset it and it's still kinda dead lel

Article is written by a wealthy conservative