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Can owning more things sometimes make people feel less free?

Every possession asks for a little attention in return.

Yes. More possessions can create hidden costs by demanding time, attention, and emotional energy.

Buying feels exciting.\n\nMaintaining rarely does.\n\nThe hidden mechanism is ownership cost.\n\nObjects need space.\n\nCare.\n\nRepairs.\n\nAttention.\n\nEvery possession quietly asks for resources.\n\nPeople think ownership is about what they gain.\n\nVery often, it is also about what they agree to carry.

Can owning more things sometimes make people feel less free?

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