Claireanne

For me, minimalism is a path to sustainability. My motive for becoming minimalist was getting rid of the clutter in every segment of my life. I wanted to spend less money and to live more quality life. The main struggle was getting rid of my consumeristic habits, especially since I was always into fashion. So decluttering of my wardrobe was led by the decision to have only everlasting unique pieces, from designer one piece swimwear to classic work attire. That way I wouldn't fell in a shopaholic trap of buying more and making more clutter. The important step for me was also saying goodbye to social media. I have been spending to much time on it. I believe it is important to identify what are you spending the most energy and time on and how productive that thing is, or does it makes you feel any better about yourself.

Well, for me, the hiking is the best solution + walking to work, school, grocery store. The moment I decided to start walking instead of driving was the moment I started losing weight. Pick some good and stylish athletic clothes and comfy shoes such as Birkenstock, and you are good to go!

I have recently read an article about how to make a guy want you and it's funny how it actually tells a similar story, only from the girls' angle. No matter how open-minded girls want to be about sex, they are usually subconsciously looking for a relationship. On the other side, you are forcing yourself into a relationship, while you actually only want to feel attractive and able to have any girl you want. That's fine until you are making any girl believe that she could expect more from you.