I’m the same as you minus the screens, I just have enough open floor space to do yoga and bodyweight exercises. I’m 22 so I’m used to either living in a dorm or at my mom’s house (only here to help watch my siblings while I’m applying for the military). And honestly I don’t need a lot of space or stuff. I have my art supplies, food, clothes, and my computer and that’s pretty much it. My plan is to get into the military, get a used x-terra to turn into an adventure car for hiking and camping and either live on-base or get the cheapest apartment possible. All I do is cook, sleep, and make art. I never understood why people get huge spaces and fill them up with shit they don’t use . Waste of time and money. What irks me the most is when fats get fancy kitchen gadgets to motivate them to cook at home more and then in a week it becomes an expensive dust magnet. If you were going to take charge of your health you’d do it without an airfryer-rotisserie-whateverthefuck that cost you hundreds. If you had learned how to cook and be aware of what you consume (both financially and physically) you wouldn’t be fat and broke. I was talking about my favorite coffee a week or so ago (iced cold brew latte with oat milk and some simple syrup) and someone remarked about how that “sounds like an expensive habit.” Like it’s really not. I make my own cold brew, oat milk, and simple syrup all from scratch. “Oh that sounds like a lot of work then.” No, maybe 20 minutes total a couple times a week. Which is about as long as you’d wait in line at a shop. Coffee, oats, and sugar are all maybe a few dollars each and last me WEEKS. “Oh wow how did you learn how to do all that though, did you work at starbucks or something?” WHILE THEY’RE SCROLLING AROUND THE INTERNET. Anyone who doesn’t know how to do basic shit like cook for themselves or do their own laundry or maintain a normal fucking weight is like that because they choose not to know, period. Sorry for that devolving into a rant, a bitch is stressed.