So today, I bought a pair of Levi's jeans which costs $159.50. Yes...I know...its very expensive. I actually didn't know that it would be THAT expensive. But I really just wanted to own one pair. And besides, by birthday is coming this Saturday, so I thought, why not.
My mother wasn't so pleased when she found out the price. She actually wanted to allow me at the very most, to spend $100. I didn't consult with her before paying for the jeans because I knew that she would most definitely object to it. But after she scolded me(wasn't really scolding...more like a disappointed talk), I felt really guilty for spending that much money on a single pair of jeans. Unless you're a millionaire or some rich person, $159.50 is nothing. My mother said," Do you know how many clothes you can buy with that kind of money?" "How long can you wear them? 10 years?" "I never expected you to be so extravagant." And it's true, I don't spend that kind of money on one type of clothing. But I guess I was influenced by my schoolmates. It's like everywhere I turn, I see some girl wearing a Levi's jeans...and I wanted to know what it's like to own one.
I didn't feel a sense of joy after buying the jeans, but a sense of dread of what my mother was going to say. So, note to self: if you want to buy something that expensive, use your own saved up money and not your NETS. I think I would've definitely felt more happy at using my own money to buy something that I really want. I would've felt the worth of the jeans. Not like now, I don't even feel a sting that I've actually spent money just because the money in my NETS card is not saved by me.
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BORN: 7 July 1987
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