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I had always looked at excessive shopping as a compulsion afflicting a few with extra deep pockets. But recently a new field of study re...
I had always looked at excessive shopping as a compulsion afflicting a few with extra deep pockets. But recently a new field of study relating to shopping addiction has opened up. Apparently you can develop a tolerance for the high that follows the dopamine release during a purchase. With time and an increase in the number of shopping expeditions, shoppers tend towards higher shopping impulsivity in order to experience same high. And then there is me, on the other end of the spectrum, who would have seriously considered the prospect of a personal shopper if only they came cheaper sans frills. Serious shopping aficionados come in all varieties but they always manage to tense me up a bit with their nervous energy whenever a topic remotely related to shopping crosses our conversational path.
Early on in life, I had deduced from the weird and shifty eyed looks from everyone, including total strangers, that any piece of clothing I had the audacity to purchase without a second opinion would definitely be a flop. I figured that the genes required to possess a minimum semblance of taste in anything artistic had completely eluded me. I guess it probably also does not help matters that I am, by most standards, color blind. I realized that there was nothing therapeutic about retail therapy – especially for me. So now I live by the adage “Happiness is in wanting stuff & not owning them”. And in my moments of clarity, I tend to believe that I married right, since my wife is not too crazy about shopping either. But living involves consumption - we need to buy/change mobile phones, appliances etc on a yearly basis, replenish our wardrobe on a quarterly basis, pay rent and bills on a monthly basis, and restock the kitchen and refrigerator on a weekly basis. And then there is also the occasional pubbing. Each of these involves time, effort, travel and most importantly dough. I clearly belong to a breed for whom the pain of parting with their hard earned cash clearly outweighs the pleasure of new stuff.
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