just saw this poll about how much you would pay for shoes and things like that are always very frustrating to me bc the majority vote is over £100 which i understand is like a reasonable price for good shoes that have been well made etc. but i would never spend more than £25 on shoes bc if i was spending over £25 on shoes i'd be fucking myself over big time. like i have one pair of shoes that cost like £15 i wear everyday quite luckily i don't have any requirements re: jobs, or comfort/support like i can just stick with regular trainers. and it's the same with clothes like i simply can't afford to spend more than £10 on a tshirt, which makes my friends quite judgemental of me. like they wanted to buy a sheepskin rug for £65 and i said i personally wouldn't bc it's so expensive, and they got really judgemental saying well actually it's v cheap when you consider the cost of labour and materials etc and you should be paying that much like anything cheaper would have been produced unethically etc. and i'm like i know that. but it still doesn't make it affordable for me. basically it annoys me how people will judge me for choosing the cheaper option from chain stores like new look and primark over clothes from shops like lucy and yak without seeming to realise it's not bc i prefer cheaper stuff but that i have no choice but to go with cheaper stuff.













