/lit/ - Literature

>>4368304
Pic related is also minimalism for example.

Minimalism as a practice/lifestyle tactic is quite glorious. There's something beautifully autistic and efficient about owning not a single thing more or less than you need.

>>3552818
Not that guy but minimalism allows me to be less concerned about stuff, invest less money in stuff, have to look at less stuff (I like aesthetic minimalism as well) and generally manage/curate less stuff. It's a very stress free, easily managed way of living that frees up time and space for other things. Cleaning is easy, moving house is easy, finding things is easy (I know exactly where everything I own is at this moment and can get to it within a second) and I now actually exhibit a sort of reversed hoarder behaviour where I get actual pleasure out of having very little.

>>3529023
None.

>>3414269
Never had the problem, since the smell of my own clothes quickly becomes neutral. Then again, most places I've lived have extractor hood things.

>Incredibly impractical.
It's about two extra actions a day (open and close box) but I can see what you mean. I tend to prefer sacrificing some practicality for aesthetics though.