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I don't socialize online at all as it would quickly feel like a burden to me. I don't work freelance or have any income at all, but I'm very low maintenance as

I don't socialize online at all as it would quickly feel like a burden to me. I don't work freelance or have any income at all, but I'm very low maintenance as I don't eat much and don't like material possessions. All I own is a few computers and a toothbrush, but I don't have any debt either. I think it would be impossible to make my life more minimalistic than it is now. Once a month I do my laundry and all other time is spent at the computers. I work on a project for some months, delete it after completion and start over with a new project. I think my parents has gotten ‎acclimated to it as the change was gradually over a long time and not from one day to another.

3131s 9y ago
> I work on a project for some months, delete it after completion and start over with a new project. Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don't delete your projects? I am a little like you otherwise, especially in being low maintenance and owning almost nothing except for a computer. I don't hang out with much of anyone besides my wife anymore, but I do go out nearly every day to exercise under the sun. And I prioritize working as little as possible, just a freelance project every few months to keep enough money for food and leave as much time as possible for my own projects (but I don't delete them!).
- EuroHikikomori 9y ago
  > Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don't delete your projects? It not so much that, I have enough time to work them into perfection, but there is no use for them after completion. It's not like when an employer request some work to be done that is going to be used afterwards, it's just me trying to make op some project ideas.

3131s 9y ago

> I work on a project for some months, delete it after completion and start over with a new project. Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don't delete your projects? I am a little like you otherwise, especially in being low maintenance and owning almost nothing except for a computer. I don't hang out with much of anyone besides my wife anymore, but I do go out nearly every day to exercise under the sun. And I prioritize working as little as possible, just a freelance project every few months to keep enough money for food and leave as much time as possible for my own projects (but I don't delete them!).

EuroHikikomori 9y ago
> Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don't delete your projects? It not so much that, I have enough time to work them into perfection, but there is no use for them after completion. It's not like when an employer request some work to be done that is going to be used afterwards, it's just me trying to make op some project ideas.