> See, the historical edition of "something real" and the mainstream reason to pay for the house is called "your children". Your children need you way more tha

> See, the historical edition of "something real" and the mainstream reason to pay for the house is called "your children". Your children need you way more than a pretty room. If saving on accommodation lets you spend less hours in the office and more hours with them, they will be happier for sure. The amount of space paid for and wasted in average houses is mind-blowing. Pay for what you use, not what you think you need. That's the gist of the article.