Overflowing, jewelry boxes cabinets stacked one on the other, unopened bags, scattered in the whole home-these are all tell-tale signs of a person with a shopping cart is looking for. As well as a trip to the Casino of players can't resist can be, cannot use shopping forced from frequenting the Mall or visit the Web sites cease their favorite stores.
Although that looks significantly different, players and shopaholics revealed both a vices that can rip apart their finances. Traverse the temptation, a credit card after the other is hard to dispel, despite the destruction leaves a shopping spree in the way.
About 2% to 5% of Americans have a shopping search. For many, the consequences are disastrous: more than twentieth Americans shopping habit have endangered published their relationships or career, according to a study in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
A number of misconceptions of shopping searches. Despite popular belief, not yet on the Internet and the way revolutionized completely, the so-called "shopping addicts" by Donald Black, work psychiatrist and Professor of Psychiatry of impulse control disorders at the University of Iowa studies. Although the Web retailer in someone's hand is accessible, not online shopping offer the same sensory experience as a brick and mortar store.
"One of the things compulsive shoppers tell you is she really enjoy the shopping experience, and I'm not sure that Internet shopping sensual pleasures offers them, they are looking for,", he says. "they like the sounds, the smells, the feel of fabric-you may not have that online shopping."
In addition to different shopping methods, not everyone with a shopping cart is seeking their finances fall apart because some have the financial means to support their purchase behavior. However, habits show the majority of compulsive shoppers to have the damaging effect on their personal lives. For example, mothers will find the Mall when they should be taking care of their children or people choose shopping about socializing and finally lose friends.
Much of America's growing number of shopping addicts is a result of Western civilization, says April lane Benson, author of "I shop, therefore I: compulsive buy and search for yourself."
"Consumption fuels our economy. Materialism is widespread. "We think that if money can't buy happiness, you not only know where to order", she says. Some viewers admire compulsive shopper capacity, spending a lot of money to promote it further. "A lot of times, it's a smiled looking for" Benson says.
Paths allows the kind your looking for society, their habits often rationalize compulsive buyers. Some think that they have just good taste, which guarantees their need that to keep up with the latest trends. Others mistakenly believe that they support their hobby have to the assets. Many times, they look on the root your searches: emotions, to feel the loneliness, boredom, depression or the request can contain authorization.
That is an another Energizer high feel some shoppers at the point of sale. But the rush is only temporary, says black. When they go home and see how much they've spent, the euphoria usually disappears. This can lead people the feeling of "Buyer's remorse." Many hide leathers-in the trunk of her car in the attic, in the Lagerraum--shopping is seeking to hide.
"they know what they are doing, is wrong and obsessive, and they are either ashamed or embarrassed," says black, "otherwise, why would she hide it?" In extreme cases, people buy a few items, suffer buyer's remorse and the products, just come back later to buy to return. Benson calls them "Returnaholics."
According to Benson, Shopaholics have never enough things that you want but do not need. So she says that compulsive shoppers need to find out what it is that they really are for shopping; for most shopaholics she says that it is never the items in their shopping cart.
US News & world report said shopaholics with two reformed, who shared their stories as they developed, set apart, and overcame their searches (quotes have edited for clarity and brevity was).
I'm probably with a bias, a shopping addict are born. I think it's a temperament. I was not able to practice it, because I grew up very sparingly in a family and did not have the means to shop for things, the requirements were. So as a child I always dreamed that I be rich one day and can make free money wanted to spend.
As I my home at Washington College in California in the left, I got from the strictly regulated life I had removed. The first thing I did was to get a checking account. I had discovered a way that I could spend money, I have not checked. I think, deep down, I knew it wasn't right, but it was exhilarating and satisfying. It gave me high, a buzz, the sense that I could all afford.
If I bought shoes at Nordstrom, I would have a few of each color to buy. I felt the sellers were looking at me and thinking, ' Oh, how you would love to be and life this wonderful way of life ", and that made me important feel. I had the same fantasy, when I get my first gas card and had the opportunity to go through full service. While she would fill the car, I would sit and think, "Wow, that is the Queen of England must feel. I have a variety of people my carriage waiting for me, people tend to be." I knew it was only a fantasy, but it was what I wanted. Of course, if I was with a friend I would buy everything. You never your looks before anyone would practice.
I had the time, I got married access to credit cards. But after a while I had this moment where I realized I was the impact on the lives of other human-my husband and my children. I wanted my husband to disappoint. I told him again ever, I'd go another shopping tour. I would not last forever cut up the credit cards and accounts to close, but it. The pain that my action was never big give up enough to make me, compulsive shopping. There is always a turning point. It came on we come to the point where, when I was alone with plastic, I was just a disaster, to. I loved my credit cards. They were my life, they were my oxygen, they were the tools that allowed me to the person who I could not grow up.
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