Minimalistic describes someone who feels freer when they are not surrounded by too many possessions. People high in this trait may see owning a lot of things as a kind of commitment, responsibility, or restriction. They often prefer simplicity because it makes life feel lighter, more flexible, and less tied down.

At its best, this trait can show up as clarity, independence, practicality, and the ability to focus on what actually matters instead of constantly managing belongings. At its extreme, it can become avoidance of comfort, rejection of attachment, or difficulty appreciating objects that carry emotional meaning.

A recognizable fictional example is Jack Reacher from Reacher. He represents someone who moves through life with very few possessions, valuing freedom, mobility, and independence over comfort or accumulation.