Tiny Houses

[countrygirl12]

yeah like you said if you're just starting out or something like that they can be pretty nice not like prison or anything but I think in the long run id want a normal sized place and so would most people haha but they aren't that bad they're cool so if the benefits out weigh the cons for you then go ahead good luck.

My point is not getting bigger and bigger.  Get this when you are first starting out and don't expand in to a huge house with a ton of stuff you do not need.  I know people who have down sized getting rid of all their stuff and moved in to a really small place. 

[gtdoss]

I think the trick to living in a tiny house is to be outside most of the time. Tiny houses weren't a thing when I was a young adult, but if they had been around at the time, I might have lived in one since I was outside most of the time anyway. THe really tiny houses don't appeal to me at all. It would probably feel like a coffin to me. But the bigger ones that are the size of an RV, those I could probably live in if it was just me and my husband. We're together all the time anyway (except when he's at work), so it would probably work for us! 

[countrygirl12]

I think the trick to living in a tiny house is to be outside most of the time. Tiny houses weren't a thing when I was a young adult, but if they had been around at the time, I might have lived in one since I was outside most of the time anyway. THe really tiny houses don't appeal to me at all. It would probably feel like a coffin to me. But the bigger ones that are the size of an RV, those I could probably live in if it was just me and my husband. We're together all the time anyway (except when he's at work), so it would probably work for us! 

The thing too is if you done this starting out and always lived in a smaller place you would not accumulate so much stuff.

[mamatygress]

Nope, I'd feel like I was trapped.