It is not always possible to pay rent or buy a house. In times of crisis, where the price of practically everything has gone up, finding alternative ways to live ends up being a good solution, and the shared house is one of them. The benefits are not just financial, they are also personal, as it is a remarkable experience for those who go through it.
The prevalence of conscious spending, according to experts, will make the experience of living in a shared house more common. It is already possible to know pensions where several people live, share expenses and rooms. In the shared house, the values are similar, but the idea of living is more alive in the sense of a home. In addition, it is not just a period, which usually happens in pensions.
Shared house: intention to live
As in pensions, where most are living by choice, in the shared house there is an intention to live this experience, to exchange ideas and to seek freedom by living with a group of people. It is a choice that ends up reflecting in the way of life of this individual.
How many huge houses are there where only two residents live and do not exchange experiences? This concept is even difficult to imagine for a society that was created in an individualistic way and doesn't want to share its things.
In this way, the shared house shows that, in addition to people working in the same place, they can share their routine. It's hard to imagine this situation with you, isn't it? Our customary patterns explain this individualistic behavior.
Share: is there much more beautiful than this?
If this still doesn't make sense to you, know that there are many people having this experience. Sharing spaces, affections, memories, discussions are a great learning experience. Not everyone has this ability to share, but it's a learning experience, that is.
If you haven't had this experience yet, start by sharing small things with friends or colleagues. This is always a good start. People who have had the experience of living in a shared house can only be grateful.
Many say that it is not easy because we grow up thinking that everything is ours, because of that feeling of possession, of working hard to have something of our own. In the shared house, where people live by intention, experiences are exchanged that turn to a society that is about to be born, much less consumerist, selfish and vain.
The shared house shows a place where everyone has space and can be happy sharing things and moments. Isn't it great?
Text written by Angélica Fabiane Weise from the Eu Sem Fronteiras Team
