Not buying clutter is great, and will generally improve life and the environment. (And I'm a gen X, so no millennial connection there :-) Not having to buy thi

Not buying clutter is great, and will generally improve life and the environment. (And I'm a gen X, so no millennial connection there :-) Not having to buy things because your relations are rich is something else. Taking a feminist angle on that particular issue seems too miss the main point, though. Yes, you /can/ view everything in a feminist (or Christian, or Marxist, or whatever) light, but people who /do/ end up seeming lacking in nuance. The point that buying less is liberating, once basic needs are met, should neither be missed nor ridiculed IMO.