Impulse Buying Feels Good, Right?

[Nomad]

Well, most people tell you that you need to avoid impulse buying but I’ll admit it, I enjoy impulse buying and struggling to eliminate impulse buying. When I feel low, I often shop online, and most of the times for things I don’t really need. Do I regret it? Not really. If it lifts my mood, I consider it money well spent. But I do recognize the need for better financial discipline.

 

[Urvashi]

Impulse buying can feel exciting and satisfying briefly, triggering dopamine rushes. However, it often leads to regret, clutter, and financial strain, so practicing mindful spending helps balance enjoyment with responsibility.

 

[Lolita]

Impulse buying offers a quick thrill, sparking joy and excitement. I try to he mindful and set limits ro balance enjoyment with smart spending, making purchases more satisfying long-term.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

Impulse buying thrives on cravings. And being able to satisfy cravings really feels good. It is just living for the moment. But we have to be rational in life though.