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hungover wrote:
IM HOPING to move out soon, my two friends and I are searching for flats rn.

Do you have any advice/ experiences about moving out for the first time? What are some things that are essential but you forget, the easiest way to pack, etc.
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:42
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wug wrote:
Well I moved alone so my experiences wouldn't apply to whatever you intend on doing honestly 
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:43
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hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Well I moved alone so my experiences wouldn't apply to whatever you intend on doing honestly 

I mean, packing up your stuff, buying new furniture and etc would still apply?
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:45
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kruspersille wrote:
buy ur furniture used
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:46
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wug wrote:
hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Well I moved alone so my experiences wouldn't apply to whatever you intend on doing honestly 

I mean, packing up your stuff, buying new furniture and etc would still apply?
Hmmm... I didn't think it was a problem honestly because I had planned moving out for about 4 years before I did because plan plan plan. Obviously it's expensive to move so you will likely not have everything you want in the start
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:47
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kruspersille wrote:
plan who buys what
and honestly, i preffered getting my own furniture instead of splitting the cost cause that makes it so much easier when u move out again - u know whats urs instead of having to decide who gets to keep what and potentially buying the other ppl out lol
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:47
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Marlene wrote:
I don't have any experience yet but I've gotten some really good advice but I'm not sure that will be helpful really or if this advice is more of a "no shit" type of thing.
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wug wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
plan who buys what
and honestly, i preffered getting my own furniture instead of splitting the cost cause that makes it so much easier when u move out again - u know whats urs instead of having to decide who gets to keep what and potentially buying the other ppl out lol
mm this sounds smart in this case yeah, don't split the cost on things, own things yourself 
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:48
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wug wrote:
one advice that is very no shit: pick things you like the aesthetic of, it is important that you feel at home in your living space and if you're minimalistic that's fine, i'm not so it was a mental struggle to not have any decor or anything it was depressing and ruined my mood. 
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:49
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meilin wrote:
Once you've moved, make sure to have a bit of extra space. Leave some shelves etc empty. So the flat won't get too messy in the future
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:52
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hungover wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
buy ur furniture used

Was planning on going thrifting / looking at various online marketplaces!
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:54
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meilin wrote:
I'm using one of the shelves of my cupboard just to store empty energy drink cans/soda bottles/etc so I don't have to look at them lol
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:54 | Times changed: 1
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hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Well I moved alone so my experiences wouldn't apply to whatever you intend on doing honestly 

I mean, packing up your stuff, buying new furniture and etc would still apply?
Hmmm... I didn't think it was a problem honestly because I had planned moving out for about 4 years before I did because plan plan plan. Obviously it's expensive to move so you will likely not have everything you want in the start

I have a few basics already, some kitchen utensils, blenders, knives, pots, etc.
It's just the whole "packing down my room" that seems... so unbearable mentally.
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:55
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hungover wrote:
Sera wrote:
I'm using one of the shelves of my cupboard just to store empty energy drink cans/soda bottles/etc so I don't have to look at them lol

That's pretty smart, actually.
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:56
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hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
one advice that is very no shit: pick things you like the aesthetic of, it is important that you feel at home in your living space and if you're minimalistic that's fine, i'm not so it was a mental struggle to not have any decor or anything it was depressing and ruined my mood. 

I can't wait to create my own space, that's one of the things I'm super excited about!
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Date: 04-06-2021 13:56
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wug wrote:
hungover wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
hungover wrote:

I mean, packing up your stuff, buying new furniture and etc would still apply?
Hmmm... I didn't think it was a problem honestly because I had planned moving out for about 4 years before I did because plan plan plan. Obviously it's expensive to move so you will likely not have everything you want in the start

I have a few basics already, some kitchen utensils, blenders, knives, pots, etc.
It's just the whole "packing down my room" that seems... so unbearable mentally.
i didn't do that because yeah most of what i have there is trash i didn't need because i didn't really have things other than my moomin mug collections and clothes before i moved out. aside from things i had collected over the four years like a frying pan, a casserole, kitchen utensils, etc. as you said you had but also a duvet, pillow, bed sheets etc. basically i had to buy everything when i moved 
i've lived alone since autumn 2018 so it's been a while and i certainly didn't have everything and i still don't, but i'm closer to it lol
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