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everyone should live as they want but tbh this sounds more depressing than the person in the article because the person doesn't glorify this way of living. Per
by Tolotoo 3y ago
everyone should live as they want but tbh this sounds more depressing than the person in the article because the person doesn't glorify this way of living.
Perhaps you are super small and this is actually somehow comftable and you don't mind doing private stuff in a car in some parking lot (or at least you actually park in nature?) but you know you constatly live in someones else space. Starbucks, gym, library, work.
Why not take a little bit of money and do the van conversation much much faster?
- RyanAdamas 3y agoIt's amazing what you can get used to; the aspect of human nature despots take advantage of and systematize. Your aversion is understandable. The idea of privacy is just that, an idea. We don't really know if what we do is private anyway, as most of what we consider private can be easily spied on or deduced from observation. Renting puts me in someone elses space too, just not in the same contextual way - but, functionally no different.
- Tolotoo 3y agoYes we can get used to a lot of things but isn't that also an issue? People getting used to mold on a wall or someone sleeping in an unhealthy position on a car seat. I personally also try to find a workplace were i can look outside into nature. I don't need to look outside today but i believe i have less risk of depression and more fun overall if my workplace is good. Same thing as eating highly processed food: of course you can and than 20 years later when you are 50 and finally free, you have so many health issues that you can't enjoy it anymore. Good luck anyway