What You Need To Know About "Plentfruitfulism"

Recently, a popular term in the BR Forest community has started to become more prominent, and that term is plentfruitfulism. Plentfruitfulism is an ideology that anyone can live a good and fulfilling life without needing a lot of money or material possessions. Here is a full definition and other related words:

Plentfruitful (noun):

An ideology or belief system that emphasizes the ability to live a good and fulfilling life without needing a lot of money or material possessions.

Can also be used as plentfruitfulness and plentfruitfulism.

Fruitplanter (noun):

A person who subscribes to the plentfruitful ideology.

Plural is fruitplanters.

Goodharvestful (adjective):

Referring to a positive and fruitful outcome or situation resulting from the plentfruitful ideology.

Nafruitful (adjective):

A term used to describe a person who embraces the ideology of plentfruitfulness and lives in close proximity to nature. Nafruitful individuals often value sustainable living and prioritize the preservation of natural resources. They may engage in activities such as gardening, composting, and hiking, and may choose to live in environmentally conscious communities.

Unplentfruitful (adjective):

1. Opposed to or not supportive of the ideology of plentfruitfulness, which advocates for living a good and fulfilling life with not much money.
2. Lacking in productivity or success in the pursuit of a plentfruitful lifestyle.

Can also be used as unplentfruitfulism, unplentfruitfulist/s and unplentfruitfulness.

Defruitplanter (noun):

A person who falsely claims to be a supporter of the plentfruitful ideology, but actually aims to make profit and gain material benefits from it. They may use the language and terminology of plentfruitfulness to mask their true intentions and deceive others.

Someplentfruitful (adjective):

An ideology or approach to life in which an individual can experience a sense of plentfruitfulness, or abundance, without possessing a significant amount of material wealth or resources. This belief system emphasizes the importance of living within one's means and avoiding ostentatious displays of wealth, while still enjoying the simple pleasures of life.

Can also be used as someplentfruitfulism, someplentfruitfulist/s and someplentfruitfulness.

Nafruitful (adjective):

Related to the plentfruitful ideology, which promotes a fulfilling life without much money, but with a close connection to nature. It is characterized by a person who adheres to the principles of plentfruitfulness and actively seeks to live in harmony with nature.

Can also be used as nafruitfulness, nafruitfulism, and nafruitfulist.

Plentfruitful relationship (noun):

A relationship based on the plentfruitful ideology that values individuals for their personality and not their wealth or possessions. In a plentfruitful relationship, both partners are committed to living a fulfilling life with minimal material possessions, and prioritize emotional connection and mutual support. The relationship is characterized by simplicity, communication, and an appreciation for the natural world.