Ok this is the deal. The teacher in my college class for English composition is asking us to write a single paragraph on our “favorite item”. The only issue with that is… I don’t have a favorite item, as I feel that I do not need to rely on items, objects, materials, etc. Anything that is tangible or touchable, that can be physically seen, heard, felt, etc. I own a lot of, but feel that if necessary, I could deal perfectly fine without them. My husband has been calling this “materialistic” for the longest time, yet I went to look it up online, and the word “materialistic” actually describes the complete opposite of what I really am. I do not have the need for a material, and the definition of being materialistic means you desire or must have material objects. Such as some girl who MUST have diamonds or else kind of thing. I am the total opposite of that. Not sure what to do. Not sure what kind of word would describe what I actually am. I’ve looked endlessly for the whole night and can’t come up with one word that really describes what I mean. What I am truly looking for is:
I do not have the need or desire for physical, tangible items, however I feel that I have the need for spirituality, sense of safety and comfortability, both within myself and my surroundings, and I must have family and friends to look over me. Physical items are not a necessity, but are a want or desire.
Unless of course this would suffice just fine as is. I am not sure. Please help! This paper is due Thursday the 17th.
