I Shop, Therefore I am: When you Just can’t Stop Buying

Princess Diana gathers clothes. Elton John put together a suit. Imelda Marcos gathered shoes. It turned out that one out of ten people can not control the impulse of consumption. Your wardrobe is full of clothes you have never worn, and the price tag is still intact. Whether your attic is full of boxes that have never been opened or touched. How often do you purchase new glasses or a dozen handbags? You may be an addict. Experts believe that 10% of the population, perhaps 20% of women, is a chronic consumer (McVeigh, 2000).

This may be the smallest you can do with smart shopping. When smart shopping becomes one of your habits, you will wonder "Where did you use my whole money and where are I bought?" In today's modern world there are many reasons to become a smart shopper. With cheap prices of cheap products, more and more people tend to spend less money every day, use money wisely, and become part of a smart shopping community.

Yes, this means shopping. If you purchase something with a shopping mall and buy it, you can reduce your mild depression and give you confidence - however, you need to be careful. April Shop Benson, author of I Shop, so I have to buy myself, but still say you need to be careful about your shopping habits so that it does not cause consumption problems

At some point I got tired of Gap and quit shopping. But a few years ago, based on the recommendation of my friend (comedy and shopping genius Alison Leiby), I decided to buy underwear from Gap. Well, this is where things get very troublesome. At the present moment in my life, I decided not to like Victoria's secret shopping anymore As I was a sexy pre-teen, I began to buy my underwear from the target. Rather than the cute, they are sold separately underwear: I bought a lot of Hans cotton briefs, 1-3 size is too big. After I visited my father at home, he took my laundry out of the dryer (Yes, I took home the laundry and I went home, I live in New York, my underwear appearance When I entered the living room, I was told that "they are too big for me".