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What is the one thing you don't really need?

Redcupcoffee 7 May 22
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Cigarettes

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Being told what I need.

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Anyone telling me what to do.

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Bills.

Deb57 Level 8 May 22, 2018
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A reason to get up early

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Lectures

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Aggravation.

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You don't need most things. What you need is a shorter list:
Biologically you need food, water, oxygen, and a temperate environment.
Next in regards to mental health, you need shelter/home, any social interaction, purpose, sex, your health, and daily routine.
Then more specific, a nice home, a good paying job, a happy family, and close friends.
After that is basically a good wifi connection and porn.

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Bitter people around you.

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Rejection

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I guess it depends where you are on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

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Religion

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Student apathy

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Fucked-up emotional responses?

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Mentally ugly reactive negative people

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My inner critic

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Okay, having read a bunch of these, they go many different directions, I'll just go light and state two belongings that I do care about, but don't really need, but would miss. My Funko Pop collection. 125 and counting. My physical books. I never read them anymore, and though I lost many tens of thousands of them a few years back, I have about 200 probably. I listen to audible books and read on the Kindle. So I don't need them. Also, library.

Of course, at this point, I have no intention to get rid of these things. But I don't need them.

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Sexual and/or romantic relationships.

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Sorry but here is two, clairvoyants and psychics.

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The entirety of existence.

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Cancer.

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Debt

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