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Imagine getting something nice.

Getting that particular nice thing is great!

...for the moment.

Eventually you find something else that's nice. Being the person you are, you buy that "nice thing", only for it to get replaced by another eventual "nice" thing.

You keep racking up "nice" things, but in the end you only actually use one or two of them.

Sooner or later, those "nice" things become clutter. It stuffs your house with stuff you know looks kinda cool, but you don't really need.



Now imagine something mediocre, but something that you use. A spoon is mediocre, yet you use it to eat anything that requires it's usage. Same principal goes for any other tool or device.


I've had the same jacket for about 5 years now, and trust me, I LOVE this freakin' thing.

It may have cuts, rips, tears, and even some broken parts, but the big picture
is that It's my prized 100$ H&M fur bomber jacket.


Kept' me warm since I was 13', and to this day, still keeps me warm.



So the moral of the story? The next time you go out to buy something, think about it on a long term.

"Am I really going to use this"

"Will this become junk in the future"

"What does it really mean to NEED something, rather than WANTING something"?


Trust me, i've made the same mistake over and over, and only a few times have I succeeded.

:^))^)^)