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What is your dream lifestyle?

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Hello, Its Daey
& I'm coming back another thread,
This thread is about us as an INFP ''culture'' & different lifestyles or cultures we a community are into.
(I'm personally interested with all the future answers also.)So lets begin, shall we?

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My choice of living would probably be perceived as ''non-traditional'' or ''non-conventional''; but it doesn't really
put a stain on my thought process because this truly a decision I came up with on my own. It didn't take me very long to figure out what type of lifestyle I wanted to lead, I believe this process came as naturally as it would anyone else. I was a born-minimalist. I first realized I was like this, when I thought ''money'' was the ''source of evil'' which isn't completely untrue.I valued more of my creative side rather than my ''realist'' side & sometimes that came with a few cons. I don't want to live in a house, I don't like the energy of a big house. It just doesn't feel right to me. (INFP's have to feel themselves to be authentic in every waking moment of their life) I would rather live in a small cabin in the woods, an apartment or an town house. Something small enough for me or two people. I don't want to be married, Yet I do have a desire to have children. I don't like marriage because I don't want to deal with the responsibility of another person, If you're confused about that, don't ask. What I am saying is I'd rather be responsible of my own child rather than someone elses. I want to live in the style of a bohemian/grunge/hippie. I really like what they stand for, they are so freeing & I like things that free the soul, symbolically. I am a very spiritual person, I believe in bad energy & always had.
I don't see myself attending any religious based associations. I'd rather just have a personal relationship with god and I. I want to talk to him on a personal level. I don't like being with other people, many may not understand that; but I don't expect them too. I really want to live a calm, tranquil and relaxing lifestyle. I've decided to move away from my family not because I don't like them; but I wanted to find a kindred spirit family of my own.
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Very eager to see your comments.

And...GO!
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Multiple streams of income from music, writing, art, and investments/stocks/real estate that allows me to really put in time to my art. And the ability to walk away or run away at a moment's notice. If I want to pack up and leave for Europe, South America, out west, out eat, wherever, I can do it because I have the funds and don't have any work commitments.

The ability to not have to worry about money and to be able to take a break if I encounter a serious depression, an illness, a family commitment, or just a personal retreat.

Influence, power, status, and respect from my work. Powerful friends in many different fields, and a wide range of connections in many walks of life.

Some people say all they want is happiness, but I don't think I'd like complete happiness. Without any struggle, without any ambition, without anything worth fighting for, life would be boring and meaningless. I'd feel like I wouldn't be growing and progressing. So I always want a little bit of challenge, a little bit of chaos, and to never really lose my ambition or drive.

The best food, drink, leisure, and lots and lots of sex.

A giant library that can house all of my books.

A badass dog at some point as well. Maybe a big aquarium too.

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