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Living in an architect designed minimalist space is one thing, but having an empty "regular" apartment can put a strain on interpersonal relationships. It's a t
by rdouble 15y ago
Living in an architect designed minimalist space is one thing, but having an empty "regular" apartment can put a strain on interpersonal relationships. It's a turn off to a lot of people if your apartment looks like a temporary crack den and there's no place to sit down.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoAside from interpersonal considerations... why would you make your home an uncomfortable place to be?
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- olliesaunders 15y agoTo disincentivize being there. If you have an office, being at home is actually a pretty crappy place to be. You’re neither out meeting people and having fun nor working; lose the video games and go do some improv or skydiving I say.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoI'm one of those classical introverts who needs a lot of downtime to recharge. If I were to do improv on Tuesday, it effectively guarantees that I'll be staying in on Wednesday and reading a book, or writing some code, or doing something that I find enjoyable.
- usaar333 15y agoIf you have an office, this might not affect you so much. I think my gf might be the only person that has ever been to my apartment. Plenty of friends and acquaintances have chilled at my office, however.