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We moved from a 5,300 square foot house to a 9,000 square foot house for more room.  It depends on what your hobbies and proclivities are when considering the amount of space needed for one's pleasure.[/quote]

Very similar here - 4K to 9.5K sq. ft for a couple.  We wanted a less crowded garage, separate rooms for individual offices, a large guest suite for visitors, and dedicated rooms for a a gym, golf simulator, music, and other interests.  [/quote]

This is shockingly wasteful. I hope your dreams are haunted by people who can't afford any place to live, much less a massive house for just two people.[/quote]

If you'd like to house homeless people, feel free to invite them to live with you, but why criticize those who are able to live as they choose?  Jealousy?  [/quote]

NP here: Overconsumption like that leaves one open to criticism. Even if that house is a LEED-certified energy-efficient marvel, the amount of materials and space used for a house of that size is indefensible. I’m not jealous of people in houses like that. I’m depressed that they think it’s fine, and that there are thousands (millions?) of people who feel the same. [/quote]

Meh, I assume she's paying significant property taxes on it, which makes it closer to a net social good than something really environmentally costly like commercial air travel.  Certainly one individual having or not having a large house does nothing to change the unhoused population. [/quote]

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