🧰 Things

Stuffs I own.

I then started looking at the stuff I already own and said, what is your purpose? Why do I own you? When did I last use you? And most importantly what the hell are you worth? -Matt Manhattan

Minimalism doesn't mean owning as few things as possible. People are not any better (morally or whatever) even if we own less stuffs. The core idea is to own the suitable amount of things according to our own needs and priorities.

I disagree with the concept of detaching ourselves from our possessions (which is commonly related to minimalism). I believe if we are deliberate about the things we own, we will take good care of them, making sure we can use them for a long time.

I treasure the memories I have with my things. I will absolutely cry if my 18 years old bicycle, Vaira, broke down. I will be pretty bummed out if I lost Akicita, the first laptop I bought with my salary. They do not define me, but until some point they exist to make my life easier and accompanied my life journey—and for all that I am thankful.

I focus to:

Mechanism

Relevant sources:

Wardrobes (76) ⌄

Electronics (23)

Cycling (7)  ⌄

Stationaries (24)

Drawing Set

Kitchen Appliances (33)

Miscellaneous (80)

Books & Comics (600+)