How do you "look" as a minimalist?

I just watched a tiktok of a popular minimalist influencer and her daughter and it made me think about something. (I'm not bashing minimalism or them, not at all!) <br><br>The minimalist that was talking about stuff that she owned, and things that she uses, just made me think about it. <br><br>I love my husband and we have a very small house and we have double the things that these women had. <br>But looking at our home and how we live, seeing what gives joy to me and my husband, I feel like I have "too much stuff" and that I want to live in the same way, as in not having more than needed. <br><br>A woman in the video had 3 cups, I have 2, she had 3 white T shirts, I have 9, she had 3 sets of sheets, I have 6. And many more, I just can't tell you because it's a video and I didn't know how to write it all down. <br>At first she said that she gave everything to her daughter, then she told her daughter to get rid of it all too. <br><br>My question is how far is too far? Should I have 1 set of sheets and a cup? What is considered "minimal" and should we all get rid of everything and live literally with bare essentials? I mean I have 6 blankets, she doesn't need any, or so she said. <br>I have 2 cups and we never fight over who gets which one, but I also think that I can be happy with 1 cup. <br><br>What do you think about that one cup? Where is the line between just "not having 'junk' and living minimalistically, and having "too much stuff"?