10 Signs You’re a Shopaholic 1. Money burns a hole in your pocket. You could be a shopaholic if you spend any money that you get hold of. If you know that you should put it into your account or save it and instead you buy that top you wanted… you’re a shopaholic. 2. You can’t keep track of your purchases. If your closet is bursting open and you have items that you forgot you even bought, some even with tags still on, then you’re a shopaholic. 3. Shopping gets in the way of hobbies or work. If you have given up things you used to love just to go shopping instead then you could have a serious problem. If you find yourself struggling to keep up with work deadlines because you always end up on shopping websites then you’re definitely a shopaholic. 4. You buy things “just because.” If you’re constantly making impulse purchases then you definitely have a problem. If you also find yourself buying the same items each time e.g. crop tops then you know your addiction has got serious and you’re a cropaholic! 5. Getting into debt? If you find yourself struggling to pay off credit card or store card bills then you are in need of professional help because you’re a serious shopaholic! 6. You get excited for a day of shopping or a delivery. If you get that warm, fuzzy feeling of belonging when you walk into a shopping centre, step back out. That is a clear sign that you go there too often. If receiving an order is closest to the best day of your life then you are 100% a shopaholic. 7. You hide the items you buy. If your friends or family begin to question your addiction and you start hiding your items you know that it’s wrong and you’re … you got it, a shopaholic! 8. You shop as a way to cope with stress/unhappiness. If you’re stressed or have had a bad day and the only thing that can make you feel better is shopping, you’re a shopaholic. 9. You have reached the maximum allowance on an overdraft. If you are always asking the bank to expand your overdraft you have a problem, if your already at you’re maximum you have an addiction! 10. Shopping makes you feel guilty. After purchasing items, you feel a strong sense of buyer’s remorse. But, the remorse isn’t enough for you to return the items or put your shopping on ice.
Posted on: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 13:31:17 +0000
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