FIRST APARTMENT BASICS | What you really need (Part 1)

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[@veganfixie]

I moved out when I had just turned 18, I’m 34 now. I didn’t get along with my stepdad (dug addict, alcoholic, abusive) and I told my mother to either choose him or us (her kids) . She left for 3 days and left us without food or money, so I BOUNCED! My mom and i spoke again 3 months later, but I was the happiest! Besides going vegan and pick up a bike, leaving a toxic home was the best thing I did. Great video, btw!

[@sararose9664]

Same as me! I’m 34 I moved out when I was 18 too. Senior in high school.

[@veganfixie]

@@sararose9664 it was a great feeling. Did you leave on good terms ?

[@sararose9664]

@@veganfixie my father commited suicide when I was 14. I was the youngest of 3 sisters. They were 21 and 17 at the time. They obviously moved out before me but after what happened with our dad our mom became an alcoholic and she still has issues. We barely see her. She doesn’t babysit or see any of her grandkids let alone us. Maybe once in a blue moon. So it kind of feels like we have no parents. It sucks but we had to grow up quick and be responsible. Well at least me.

[@body1094]

How? I tried to move out but no one near me would give me a place.

[@veganfixie]

@@body1094 what city do you live? Have you looked for a roommate situation while you work your stuff out? To detach myself from toxic family members, I even moved out of the city I lived it. Best of luck and don’t give up. It will happen for you :) the struggle is so worth it… you’ll have freedom and peace

[@gracesimplified3860]

I started with a studio apartment. I had a bed, a desk, a lamp, a chair, 2 towels, dish set for four, 3 pots, 3 pans: sheet, rectangular, frying. Set of mixing bowls. It was simple with a small patio I could have some potted plants and entertain. I loved it. I suggest everyone have 3 knives: chefs, serated, utility.

[@adl_219]

This is helping me with my moving anxiety. Furniture is so expensive! “Work with what you have” is what I’ve been telling myself.

[@theashleybclay]

We purchased a wonderful couch from Ikea and it was about $1,000, which is a pretty penny for furniture, in our opinion. I know a lot of people say it's "beginner" furniture, but my husband and I have been married for 20 years and we are definitely not in the "beginner" stage. It's about what fits your budget and what you are comfortable with spending, no matter how much you can afford, on furniture. We purchased the Farlov and we do not regret it.

[@nicollettealyciaxo]

My husband and I purchased a few things from ikea as well and they have lasted nicely over 9 years. We move often and our ikea furniture is still going strong.

[@blakeahrens1282]

see if any family is trying to get rid of stuff when you get your first place. my aunt is always trying to give me her stuff, pots and pans, dishes, furniture. when i buy my own home i might be pickier about what goes in it since i will have the intention of staying there forever, but save your money while you can.

[@Dfoste]

I would never buy furniture from anyone maybe pots and pans but never furniture

[@bonnielogan1794]

@@Dfoste they said family not just anyone

[@jm_sunflower_girl4910]

I was 18 when I moved out, went off to a university. Graduated, and never moved back home. I have never been a spender, always saving my pennies. First out of necessity but now just out of habit. I bought a house and have a good job. The house mortgage is my only debt. It hasn’t been easy, but the sacrifices I’ve made to get here have been worth it! Good list for the new apartment renters! 🤍🤍🤍 Love your content Kyra!

[@InactiveTwig]

Hey I'm heading off to college soon, I'm froma country that values staying home quite a lot, but I know for a fact i plan to get an apartment after the next five or six years after my college education is finished. Do you have any advice on saving etc?

[@billieeversole1829]

I moved out at 16 trying to escape a rough upbringing, I have never moved back and I'm 34 now. I used my child hood as my drive to have a different life! Love your channel and that it's so real. 🤓

[@jossykerflossy915]

Love this! My oldest is getting ready to move out. I will share this with him. I was 20 when I first moved out. It was a good experience, $450 a month all utilities included, back in 1997. A cute little 1 bedroom with a balcony. 💜

[@vibes2612]

as a 21 year old now im so jealous because rent is minimum three times that around me :’) im genuinely doing my best but i simply don’t make enough to move out yet

[@OFFTHEDOMEApparel]

Sheesh I'm 27 and moving out Feb 1st into my home 2 bed 1 bath big house and. Back yard for 1200 a month

[@marsraya]

i'm not moving out any time soon but watching this makes me excited for the future

[@ptaylor113pt]

Exactly what I needed! Boyfriend and I are looking for our first apartment so this was incredibly helpful. Thank you!!

[@dhd4825]

Damn I needed this! I’m 29 and I’m moving into my own studio after living with friends in nice ass places in the city for the last 8 years and I’m psyching myself out. There’s something different about having your own place. The “you working on yourself” hit. Ty bb 🥺

[@random-0]

how did it turn out ?

[@cjempl9586]

Moved out at 21, I was living at home paying some rent into the house, saved hard for nearly 2 years, totally agree with you about things not needing to be perfect and have learned so much :) fab video

[@nancytorres2413]

I’m 25 and i still haven’t moved out of my parents but these are great tips for when that days comes! ty 💛

[@nexusSix_237]

Stay with them as long as you can!!

[@blakeahrens1282]

i moved out at age 20 and lived with my best friend (be careful about living with friends). my first apartment was super small. 2 tiny bedrooms, a little kitchen and small bathroom. no living room. we ate dinner on the floor lol but i enjoyed the experience.

[@jeibodega7467]

What should you be careful about when living with friends? I’m planning to move out with my friend rather than with my gf when I’m financially stable

[@peterschmitz5886]

@@jeibodega7467 You might risk friendships for really silly discussions. Personally my friends are not made to be lived with, but my girlfriend is.

[@blakeahrens1282]

@@jeibodega7467 nothing wrong with that as long as you’re confident that it’ll go well. sometimes you can be really compatible with someone as friends but not so compatible as roommates and it can mess up the friendship.

[@melevonne]

I am 29 and still at home. :( I decided to go back to college after already finishing 50%, but I'm hoping next year my bf and I can get our own place after I graduate. I'm working on minimalism as well to help me save and I sell unnecessary things on mercari and poshmark.

[@hashbrown7669]

Ended up happening any tips?

[@jax3032]

I feel that washer dryer thing. We didn’t have any either. We always went to my grandparents until I was 13 me and my dad fixed some broken ones off craigslist. That was a fun day.

[@gooeyraccoon9595]

When I lived with my boyfriend I paid 40 dollars for our couch. It's literally the best couch I've ever had and I'm so happy about my purchase

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Was it used?

[@doctordonnanoble]

I moved out early but for many years always had roommates and made sure to live in furnished apartments. Was able to save up in the meantime because of that until I eventually settled down in my own place. Definitely pick a pre-furnished apartment if you are not quite sure how many years you will stay in town, it will be a huge expense to have to move again so the more stuff you can cut down, the better.

[@washthehateoff7233]

I’m 26 and finally moving out of my parents home! I’m super excited and ready to feel free and independent! Thank you for the tips and God bless

[@1928House_Washington]

Kyra your voice is so beautiful in this video, you sound so confident.

[@emilymorris5988]

I moved out at 18 into a studio apartment. I am now 70. I had practically nothing, including money. I went to thrift stores and bought what I needed, or else I just went without.

[@sararose9664]

I was a senior in high school when I moved out. I’m the youngest of 3 sisters. My father commited suicide when I was 14 and my mother become an alcoholic. I had my first child when I was 19. Basically I had to grow up fast, but I’ve always been a responsible person. Even if it meant going to school and working 2 jobs I did what I had to to take care of my son and I. I’m thankful I had my grandmother to help babysit. She and my aunt gabe me so much to get started. Towels kitchen gadgets dishes decorations for holidays furniture etc. And you are exactly right. Not everything has to match or be Pinterest worthy. I now have 3 kids and I’m married. I’m 34 and we live in a small ranch style house that’s under 900 square feet. I’ve been watching you for years and I love your content. It is so relatable for me ❤️❤️

[@mariaolguinchavez3244]

I was 16 when I 'moved' out it wasn't by choice. Looking back, I had only necessities. Last year was when I finally at 24 bought a dining table. I've always just used bar stools.. I've never owned a coffee table and never felt like I needed one.

[@lizrozon6308]

I swear my fiancée used to HATE the decorative pillows we had on the bed. It was always a fight lol I gave in got rid of half and honestly it is better.

[@anniexo3179]

I moved out when I went to college at 18, i technically was supposed to be living in the dorm the entire first year but I was never there (at my bfs) and after about 4 months in the dorm, my bf and I got our own place (I had met him in college and moved in with him after knowing him only for 4 months LOL. It’s ok we’re still together 8 years later. But it was a pretty good experience, I left home and never looked back, never felt “homesick” or anything like that. I was too busy to feel homesick- I was in school full time and working full time for 5 years straight so yeah lol. And I’m with you on the towel thing- my family had so many towels for no reason.

[@melanieovalles5254]

I was 18 when I first moved out cuz I wanted to live in the 'big city' My parents bought me a new bedroom set and a tv. They helped me alot. I only had really crappy and stressful job in a call centre for abt 4 yrs then I got a federal government job and now I'm making great money with a pension and benefits. I had fun during those yrs but have learned alot- I should have stayed living at home tho, I would have saved so much money!!!😒

[@FantaFaraday]

I was a month shy of 23 when I moved out fully (I had been living in dorms during college). I wish I had been minimalist then. That didn't happen until my first cross country move where I decided never again would I move with that much shit (the money I wasted 😫). I will say like others commented, see if family has stuff they don't need. Most of my furniture from my most recent move has been free from family. It wasn't pretty but I spent a little money for paint or another diy project to make it more cohesive. Great video and tips!

[@ConservativeLiving]

I moved out on bad terms. My mom was controlling and abusive. I also moved out not having a clue. Literally. I had zero confidence. I knew zero about anything. Then I ended up marrying a hoarder. An extreme hoarder. But I didn't know better, because I didn't know anything about stuff or the benefits of having less. Long story short, I ended up severely depressed because of all that stuff. I thought something was wrong with me - I didn't know stuff made a person depressed. I had to learn everything from scratch. I had no examples, no words of wisdom, no youtube videos to teach & encourage me (YT wasn't invented yet & Kyra wasn't born yet). It was a long time & a long process before I figured it all out. What I know now is priceless.

[@pearl9831]

I moved out at the age of 28..I live in Greece and it's even kind of early for things here haha I know it sounds crazy but it's true. I barely survive actually, I m not able to save anything, but I lo never regret it. Mental health should be our priority

[@minorperez5998]

This was a helpful. I like the way she says comforter and apartment

[@sharonoddlyenough]

When I moved out the first time, I moved to another province and forgot to pack socks. 🤭 Now after living with others for the last 15 years, I'm moving out on my own again at the end of the month. It feels like moving out on my own for the first time, so I'm watching videos and taking notes.

[@angelathiry5855]

I moved out on my own at 19yrs old. It was a good experience for me. Stayed in that place for 4yrs.

[@Alex-d8y5d]

Realist video I’ve watched. I can appreciate you keeping it 💯 on top of what was mentioned, I would just as a bed 😅

[@karissalauren9661]

I was 20 when I moved out and into my first apartment and I had two female roommates. I definitely fell into the trap of buying too much stuff! I’m almost 28 now and have owned a house for two years after living in four apartments total :)

[@budd20e]

Love your down to earth tips. I feel like I get caught up in the aesthetic trap and watching your videos helps me ask myself--do I really need this? Its helpful to be reminded of how caught up in "expectations" we can get. Thanks for this. :)

[@augustineschaefer5522]

Remember good will or used stores for silverware. I’m definitely past first apartment and I still have beginner couch. No it’s not going to last forever, but is IS lasting long enough for us.

[@alannabors]

I agree with some of this (the couch) but honestly some things that will be easy to move with me, I’m gonna invest in and get high (quality things, kitchen ware, towels, a bed set etc.) I definitely need more than two towels and 3 forks and spoons 😂

[@eleniprovia7667]

This is very useful Kyra, thank you. Big hug to you and Milo! 🤗🤗🤗💋💋💋💋

[@elivial5525]

I moved out on my 18th birthday with my boyfriend at the time. Now husband. We slept on an air mattress for a while and then just accumulated stuff as time went on. It was a great experience because we leaned on each other when things sucked. Haha.

[@x_93x]

I just moved into my new place . I swear you woman are helping us guys more than the KZbin bros out here 😂 thank you ms lady mam !! 👏🏽

[@Living.minimal]

Thank you so much! Good luck on your new place.

[@hilariamelgar4981]

I move out at age 19 and it was the best decision I ever made.

[@Zigkiss]

I was 22 when I moved out, out of town to go to college. I worked at Kmart through high school so I was able to stock up on a lot of basics for my first place since I got a discount. Not to age myself but I still use some of the things I got then today 20+ years later!

[@harper9913]

I’m 18 and trying to move out asap due to mine and my boyfriend’s situation so these videos (even if they’re not the most recent) have helped so much!!

[@kevrsy]

I am literally in love with your channel ^^ and ur lifestyle! Keep going and Success!

[@EliaKiaMia]

Good advice! Thank you. We just finished renovating our first place and buying furniture was a pain. Thank God, it's all done. 😁

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

IKEA has duvet sets that can be split in two for different warmth levels. I've had mine for about...a decade now? Really warm when I need it and less warm when I don't. I also have a weighted blanket for myself that is good year round because it helps reduce my anxiety, but not everyone needs that. If you can, there are brands that are certified B corps that offer high quality, non-toxic homewares. If within budget, I always suggest folks go for those. Such options were not available to me when I lived in my first apartment on my own but there are some very cute love seats that are sustainable. You can also get away with a couple of cosy chairs secondhand or thrifted. Just make sure you clean them! (Esp in California we have a bedbug problem fumigate that sucker)

[@luzivette766]

I left at 20 moved with my husband and ha a baby at 21 and now I'm 33 and me and my husband still apply the same rule , I feel like when u live below your means you could accomplish so much more important things in life and it makes you feel so proud of how you grown. Thanks so much for this video it's is amazing tips especially teen or young adults trying to figure stuff out♡

[@anadajboc]

I moved out at 15 and lived with my sister in another city. It was amazing 🤩🤩🤩. Years later, my sister is my neighbor now.

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

I like these videos. I moved out at 23, one semester before graduating with my bachelor’s degree. I was on my own for only 6 months when I moved in with my now husband. 26 years and two kids later, we are still together.

[@dianvandevyver5729]

I furnished my home with 50% free as donation from "acquaintance friends". 50% from employee's sale in IKEA warehouse ( I work at IKEA's logistic ). For example my giant dining table was only 5 EUR from the internal sale. Great cost per wear 😆

[@user-3l1]

I was just 19 when I moved with my boyfriend (now husband) we borrowed many thing from our families until we were able to buy them, we had a lot of thing that didn't fit and didn't need.. we also bought lots of kitchen utensils and we didn't know how to cook so it was a waste of money at that time 😫 The basics for me are a bed (not funcy just comfortable), table and chairs, a fridge, a closet but most apartments have one and air conditioner if you live in a hot place.

[@wge621]

What is your accent? Boston?? It is so hard to place but the way you say comforter makes me smile

[@lindseywood1421]

Please make a series on minimalist apartment essentials for each room/area!

[@ImaTChure]

Yes about using the beach towels, lol. I thought I was the only one, lol.

[@StephanieRamirezlove]

I agree on the whole video and even use all these suggestions when I moved abroad.

[@mothermim391]

My son and i love blankets My Chihuahua is a tiny heater!

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Chi ☺

[@toge7101]

I was 23(legit the week of my 23rd birthday) when I moved out, I didn’t have much savings as I was kinda forced out by my dad and sister. I didn’t even have a job but started one the next day. All my furniture was secondhand from my dad and I got a free couch and cutlery was all secondhand. If I could turn back time I would have stayed with my dad for longer and ignored everyone attacking me to leave so I could have an emergency saving

[@shiningstar1869]

I never would think to tell my family or friends what they should buy or how they should live. Whatever makes you happy. 🌞 Hoarders do freak me out though!! 😂 I moved out at 19.

[@Msdufr]

Great video idea. I’ve been watching your channel for a while now and I recently got my first apartment with my partner. It’s been a long time coming but I’m often reflective of how far I’ve come with saving, being minimalist and mindful with my purchases. I have you to thank because you opened my eyes to how wonderful and impactful this lifestyle choice is.

[@shontellename9252]

Love this as a video idea. Loving your content as always.

[@TheSheps14]

I moved out at 18 and loved my first place. Loving your videos!!

[@AnaisAzuli]

You have the most amazing accent! Thanks for the tips🥰

[@nicollettealyciaxo]

I got married and moved out at 20, so I’ve never lived by myself. My husband and I took around five years to fully furnish our apartment because we didn’t want a bunch of random stuff taking up space. We did make a mistake and purchase one of those comforter sets from target though. 🤭 Nine years later and we only have the comforter left lol so I regret that purchase, but I do not regret getting married to my husband and moving out.

[@kaylamae3290]

Love the way you talk

[@jessicalastname9517]

Great tips! I moved out when I was 22 to live with my ex-husband. It worked out well for a while 🤣😂🤣

[@beautiful94x51]

Really helpful video! I'm going to write a list of things I need to buy for when I move out. Towels ...😂 same at my moms house, definitely wont be doing that when I move. I think my biggest investment for new place will be my bed and matress 🛌🏾💤😍

[@kaciaannakayy]

currently 23 and looking forward to moving out. I don’t necessarily have it all together but I’m trusting everything will work out

[@Living.minimal]

Wishing you the best of luck Kacia 🤍 you got this ☺️ I moved out when I was 26 almost 27 back then and it was the scariest yet one of the best times of my life.

[@nahdataintit4984]

i really like your accent and how you pronounce apartment and comforter lol 😂

[@MsEmilyish]

cant wait for part 2!!!! I was 18 when I moved out

[@dianegeee]

I moved out of my parents house at 26, and got our first home together! (My now husband and I) Thankfully my mother in law gave me her old sofa and we are not planning to repurchase a new one😂 I can totally relate to the comforter bed sets things. I have one and I wish I never got it because certain things from that bundle, we don’t use! Just some comforters do the trick 😛

[@JadeZepkowski]

I’m planning out expenses for when I move out ( less than 2 years away) and this is really helpful

[@Living.minimal]

Glad you found it helpful here’s a more recent video I just posted on this topic kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2mrpoWQdp6Hlc0

[@marielou3556]

i moved out at age 19 together with my dog and my 5 rabbits.

[@DiasFrugalLife]

Great tips! I’ve wasted so much money buying unnecessary items 🤦🏻‍♀️ over the years.

[@maithao4551]

Super real and helpful! Thank you!

[@EvelyneMariee]

Did you ever do a part 2? If not you should!

[@ParaxonTV]

i'm 16 and haven't ye moved out, planning on doing so around the ages of 19-22 given current plans.

[@Living.minimal]

My biggest advice coming from a 32 year old, TAKE YOUR TIME. Try not to rush the process with moving out, save as much money as possible. I moved out when I was 27 years old with $14k and I still feel that I could've saved more and had more of a better plan instead of rushing the process. Trust me your future self will thank you.

[@youtubecommenter1000]

Why you post the one comforter sets I bought for my apartment tho? 😭

[@evelynurquijo6299]

You should do a minimalist hygiene routine. like tips and tricks on a budget options of products!

[@Living.minimal]

Great idea Evelyn!! Thank you

[@lindseydipinzi]

The summer between junior and senior year of college in 2013 was the first time I didn’t go home to my parent’s house and I’ve been out ever since. I rented a room in a house for $400 a month and it had no air. I was working two jobs so I was barely there, and I also got into a car accident that summer and had to pay the deductible. This was all pre Uber so I was paying taxis to get to my job and it was pricy! One night I was starving before my car was fixed, and I broke down and ordered grub hub even though money was very tight. This guy in a pick up truck pulled up with my food and said he didn’t have ranch dressing so he gave me Italian for my salad. I was so hungry I didn’t care. Thinking back it was quite sketchy lol Things have advanced so much since then!

[@rtierra]

This was so helpful and I love your Northern (NY? NJ? MA?) accent! lol

[@Living.minimal]

Thank you Tierra I'm from MA :)

[@dmg912008]

You stay having such good tips! Thanks 🤗🤗🤗

[@subarna90]

Moved out at 18 for college. Lived in 2 cities and multiple apartments after that!

[@marlenealvarez888]

I hate the small towels on top of big ones, I used to work in housekeeping in hotels and they required that for the aesthetic, at least I got paid 😅

[@tammyjones6779]

So agree with you on futures terms. Second hand for me all the way. But my bed is new.

[@itsuplike9947]

I made a list: couch (if you have the funds), bed, kitchen pans/pots, internet (personally), a tv/firestick, dollar tree sells kitchen utensils, plates, cups, and bowls..as said in the video... Much cheaper. As for washing your clothes, if you have friends or family members that don't mind, thats always an option. If not a 2 in 1 wash/dryer can be found on offerup. Everything else will come when as you grow. This includes more decor, tables, chairs, expensive kitchen appliances, drawers, new furniture. Take all the stuff from your parents house (your room) if you can. Just the basics can get you by.

[@irishcladdagh3]

Keep it simple...if someone is asking what they can offer as a house warming gift....ask for items you actually need according to your life style....if you are a cooking lover....get gifted appliance you will actually use....again keep it simple cause you may not be forever in just one apt. And if you are single....a studio 400sqft is perfect....kitchen, dishes, linenes....THRIFT

[@Coco-rw2qx]

Love all your videos! 🍂

[@embraceintentions]

I moved out for university at 18 and I definitely brought waaaay too much with me. Especially as I was living in halls/dorms the first year and then in houses with my friends the next couple of years. Why I brought a set of 5 baking bowls and a salad spinner I will never understand 🤣

[@angelmartinez-lz1ic]

Getting ready to move out for the first time at 19

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

2:30 i love nice bedding though. The little pillows etc

[@Living.minimal]

Than that’s ok to, do what you love 🤍

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

@@Living.minimal youre adorable

[@Ramidra]

I moved out from mom when I was 19 or 20. First doorms, then lived with uncle for 4 months, then shared house for a year, then shared appartment. After that started to rent my own place, it was perfect in many ways jet I couldnt afford it. Finally after that I moved to more afordable studio. Lived there for 2 years. Loved it. Small, cute. Now I moved in with my bf. Super affordable but I dont like it here. Hepefully soon will move out to travel or purchase our own.

[@BB-fb6sk]

When I moved from my first Apt last year I realized that I have so many towels😅 I brought most of them to my local animal shelter and now I have 3 hand towels and 3 bath towels. I need to working on my kitchen for inventory to reduce some clutters. Thank you so much for your good tips always😊

[@Thejennmachine]

I was 18 when I moved out lol. Not ideal but similar to what you have said I also had a very nightmareish childhood. I wanted out and I had to learn how to manage money quickly. I don’t recommend people moving out that young if they’re in a healthy environment.

[@courtneyc142]

Oh no, I hadn’t heard dollar store was changing prices 😫 wowza! Great tips Kyra! 🤗

[@courtneyc142]

Oh and I moved out at 21. I agree, independence is something to be v proud of!

[@NiinchaSm]

looking forward to part 2😍

[@codysmith7585]

I'm in love... maybe it's the accent

[@Davinathegoddess777]

Loved this

[@Madausb]

Helpful video! I moved out this year at age 24, but not on my own. I moved in with my boyfriend. We were lucky enough to be passed down a couch, tv stand and tv, and two queen beds (one for us and one for his daughters when they are over. ) One thing I regret is buying all the little things that could have waited. We could have used my mason jars and mugs as bowls and such for food but I wanted to get a plate set. We want to be able to save for a new couch that's bigger and comfier, as well as new towels and a new comforter. The ones we have are just so old and smelly. One good way of finding furniture for free is to check by the dumpsters of apartments buildings. People leave all kinds of perfectly nice looking furniture all the time. As far as the one dollar silverware, I do not recommend those. We tried them and they had tiny metal shavings leftover on them even after going through the dishwasher. We decided they were not safe to eat with and had to throw them out. :/

[@BandsOnBands30]

Can’t believe I’m already at this point in my life got less than a month to figure out what I’m going to buy for my apartment

[@Living.minimal]

Ahh I remember those days of feeling worried and not knowing what to purchase. Don’t worry just stick to the basics and you’ll be fine. We truly don’t need a lot to get by.

[@BandsOnBands30]

@@Living.minimal oh ya the marine corps def taught me that😂

[@bdaina]

I moved out at 20 years old. I only regretted my first husband lol