I require nothing more
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Had to take my coffee table out of my living area to get enough room in my apt. Only other option would have been moving my pc to bedroom and tossing out my bedframe
Worth it.
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Looks great. Even has guest bedroom.
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Needs two more monitors.
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Needs a recliner and tv and I’m set.
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Men? Look at this flooring, look at this lighting project! Amazing place
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I'm a man and all I can see is all the dust this huge surface area will collect
that's why you get a little robot friend to clean it for you
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I don't get why people hate on this. Do all the useless nick-nacks actually add something to their lives?
If this is all you need, what's the problem?
Yes, the knick-knacks are my most prized possessions. Crystal balls, monkey skulls, old clocks—these are the building blocks of my happiness. Nothing brings me more joy than a perfectly arranged curio cabinet. It is like an OCD orgasm.
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Too much light not enough RGB
Conspicuously absent box of tissues
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I love that you look at this and say "woah, that's way too much, I prefer less"
If it means lower rent then hell yeah!
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I'm sorry, maybe I'm a bit arrogant but, even if I live for PC and a bed, without any window I'd shoot myself
Edit: maybe the picture was taken by night, but it feels like there's no window
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Out of frame: a huge ass TV and a single armchair.
Why have an armchair? Just roll the gaming chair over
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Conspicuously absent box of tissues
Obviously removed for the picture
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Ain't no home without enough open space for all kinds of push ups! If you're daring, you could even do other exercises too!
I wouldn’t try jumping jacks there.
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Two beds1?1?
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I lived like this the first year of my postdoc and couldn't have been happier. I had 4 place settings but only used one and washed it after every meal. Desk, computer, one camp chair, and an inflatable mattress. Stayed that way until my wife joined me my second year and made me get a real apartment.
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Two beds1?1?
You gotta stay optimistic
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If it means lower rent then hell yeah!
wrote on last edited by [email protected]there are teensy tiny municipally-owned apartments available in a city near me for like 200€ per month and i'm absolutely planning to get one if i ever get an income, they're so smol that the "kitchen" is a recessed wardrobe with a sink and like 2 hotplates, which honestly considering how we have perfectly decent bags of frozen meals that you can just toss in a pot for 10 minutes is perfectly acceptable for a single-person household!
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I'm too old to be getting down on the fucking ground like that. Needs a frame of cinder blocks and plywood.
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The minimal furniture and a sense of free space are great for my mental health. A cluttered home to me feels like a cluttered mind. I don't want to live in a cage of excess stuff, much like I don't want to carry unhealthy mental baggage with me, pulling me down. You may see a sparse room, but I see freedom from sensory fatigue. I see freedom.
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Hell yeah!
