Im a minimalist

[Minimalist86]

Im a minimalist.
AMA.

How big (or small) is your wardrobe?

Tiny it a plastic pop up one.

What do you own?

Have you thrown anything away and then thought damn I need that?

Only own what i use and need.

No.

Do you have any books or a kindle?

Which is?

Nope i can read online from my laptop.

I'm a natural minimalist too. But I can't be a proper one because of hobbies. I have lots of things I enjoy and they all come with STUFF!

How do you manage this, or do you not have any/many hobbies? Would you refuse to start a hobby that interested you if it came with a need to own stuff?

How many pairs of shoes/boots do you have?

I've always got spare or extra toiletries, loo rolls, etc. Do you only keep what you're currently using? Don't you get a couple extra when there's an offer in the shops? Same for food cupboard. Do you keep a basic stock of ingredients.

Do you ever get bored using/wearing the same things all the time?

Do you have extra dishes/cups/cutlery for visitors?

Living room 3 chairs one small desk.
Bedroom one large bed one single popup wardrobe.
Bedding 1 set on 1 set off.
Kitchen kettle on show only, cooker small fridge frezzer.
4 of everything eles.
Bathroom one slim cabinet.

But I need my manolos and handbags

3 pairs 1 pair of trainer 1 pair of sliders 1 pair of slip on shoes.

What clothes do you own?

Have you always been a minimalist?

No not at all if i get new clothes i bin something else, but you would be amazed with how you can mix up clothes when you have less.
I have 4 of everything cups plates etc, i dont get many visitors.

Do you ever go into a shop such as Homesense, full of beautiful cushions , vases etc , lots of colour and inspiration and think you would like some of that in your home ?

Do you ever stock up on things like toilet paper?

Do you prefer having minimal choices? , as I get how that would make life easier. But, less interesting.
I sometimes get choice fatigue, especially when shopping. Do you online shop, for preference?

Yes the moment i left home it started.

Can you tell us a bit about whether you deliberately chose minimalism and had a massive declutter? Or was it partly enforced through economic circumstances?

Why would you bin clothes and not give them to a charity shop?