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It can be - if you do a STR/Airbnb/Hotel, the pots and pans should come with the place and they're not yours. Many hotels do include the above, especially mid t
by rootsudo 3y ago
It can be - if you do a STR/Airbnb/Hotel, the pots and pans should come with the place and they're not yours. Many hotels do include the above, especially mid to higher end ones.
If you're renting on a standard long term lease - not short term rental, and it isn't furnished with them, yes they're yours because you bought them.
It's up to you what you want to "count", but toiletries are like petty cash. Pots/Pans can have realistic value, and the rabbit hole for them goes deep from cheap iron, stainless steel, ikea standard purchase, etc.
The idea is to take a break, catalog what you have and go from there. You can catalog 1000+ items and just get rid of ten but then you know "oh just ten items were fluff" vs not knowing or getting rid of 200.
The idea is the exercise.
- cortesoft 3y agoSo if I rent everything, I can live my exact same lifestyle but be called a minimalist?
- TheDong 3y agoMinimalist is just a self-identified label, so you're welcome to call yourself a minimalist if you feel that it fits. You don't have to look for some technical workaround to some exact definition here, and pedantically arguing about descriptive terms can get tiring real quick. Maybe you're not trying to be pedantic and are coming from a place of curiosity, and I do apologize for my tone if that's the case. It is coming off as sounding a little "debate-bro" though.
- valleyer 3y agoAnd, really, don't we all rent everything?
- quicklime 3y agoMost people buy everything, even their homes, using rented money!
- rootsudo 3y agoYou don't own it - its furniture, comes with the house - it's the lifestyle itself. While you technically seem correct on it, you're missing the point.