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i personally have a hard time understanding, i could probably comprehend a portion of your perspective(not in a bad way ok i really like this) i donโt know, i guess i donโt exactly see much wrong with wanting to customize your house, but maybe thatโs an understatement to a different problem you want to address. i think i do get the part where we participate in incessant consuming to make us feel happy instead of redirecting that energy into something actually beneficial |
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I absolutely agree with this, im a high school student so I don't have a j*b but what I hate to see is people following trends not cuz they like it but because it helps them "fit in". I don't blame you if you listen to a trendy song or buy a trendy outfit once in a while cuz you like it, but changing your personality is a different story, I don't want to see millions of the same person with the same interest talking about the same thing. I want you to differentiate yourself from the rest, hence why I love the quote "living by the fear of being average". If I had gone by that living standard long ago you wouldnt see me expressing myself freely like this, I wouldn't show my love for a franchise simply because its not "in right now" or hide it because I might be "judged". authenticity is amazing :o by annieapplepies; ; Report wait no, maybe complexity instead xd by annieapplepies; ; Report |
It isn't customization, it's that there are so many things that don't need replaced. We had vintage furniture and those paintings were from my dead relatives and they've been replaced with Hobby Lobby sign slop and modern Amazon build kits. But I understand
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