Since becoming a minimalist, I’ve been selective not only about my possessions but also about my relationships, and now I’m seeing just one woman.
For those of you who date multiple people: don’t your homes get cluttered, with too many unnecessary things?
I’m Aya, a female member.
I only date people I genuinely care about, and my place is clean too. But since I have two clean places, I can’t really say much about that.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Everyone has different preferences.
Those who want to live minimally should do so, while those who feel happiest surrounded by lots of things should live that way. As for unpopular-with-women Fuu, I joined a dating club because I wanted to date lots of beautiful young women, and I’m happy that my wish came true. I do own a lot of things, but they’re all things I like, so they aren’t wasted.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this one too.
A minimalist—I’m not entirely sure, but does that mean having just two outfits is enough?
And maybe two pairs of shoes as well?
In reality, you’d probably have a few more things, but if you’re talking about owning only the bare essentials,
then it means you’re not really fashionable, right?
“Wearing the same clothes all the time…”
Best of luck.
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