A small studio apartment
Who wouldn’t want a truly beautiful and pleasant home? A home where there is peace and tranquility. Believe me, many people would love to have a home where they feel truly at their best and where their happy and content family can thrive. A home isn’t just a place for one person to live where everything is exactly as they want it, because I think that if a person insists only on their own way and does things differently despite others’ wishes, then arguments can arise in the household. And I think arguments at home are completely unnecessary. Why should people argue? I think it’s very sad.
People should instead focus on feeling content and building their home together. My partner and I had also planned to move in together, but we just never had the money for it. At first, we wanted to buy our own place with a mortgage. We wanted a small two-bedroom apartment. But we didn’t have the money for it. Our salaries weren’t high enough to qualify for a mortgage, so in the end, we had no choice but to rent. Yes, it’s kind of strange and we didn’t want it, but what else could we do?
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I was already pregnant—five months along—and I definitely didn’t want to live with my parents or my partner’s parents, so we arranged our living situation by moving into a studio apartment for now. The rent is lower there, but there’s very little space. We simply have to save money. I wanted to wait until the child was three years old to take out a mortgage. We really have to save up for our own place; otherwise, I can’t imagine it. I definitely don’t want to live in a studio apartment for five or six years. There really isn’t enough space. And especially for the child—where will the child play? I can already see us arguing with my partner about how small the rooms are, how little space we have, and how we don’t even have any privacy.
