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Are you addicted to shopping online?   Going to college in addition to class eating and sleeping playing games, I also learned to online shopping. To be honest, before there was no time for online shopping or anything else is needed to go directly to the supermarket to buy and use it. I've been in college for a lot of free time every day, and I started to get hooked on online shopping. Although I am a student party, but in the online shopping I also put a lot of money, every time after buying is straight to chop. I don't know if you guys are as obsessed as I am with the thrill of unpacking a box after receiving the delivery. I really like the feeling of taking scissors to open the delivery. I also buy a lot of bits and pieces that end up leaving me stranded. So much so that it often creates an illusion that in the end the money has been spent, as if there is no use for the things you buy. On the day of Double 11, I'm sure many students bought a whole bunch of stuff. In orde...

 Why do people buy things that they don't need?  I don't understand why many people say they can't resist the urge to shop. If you are financially well off, shopping expenses should not be a concern and won't concern you. If you are not financially well off enough to spend worry-free, there is still salvation.   Why do people buy things that they don't need?  While putting money in other people's hands or putting up various barriers can be effective, I don't recommend it, it just imposes external restrictions and only achieves short-term goals, and in the end you still won't learn self-control. The reason for most impulse purchases is that you don't understand why you're buying - you don't know yourself, you don't understand your needs, and you don't understand the objective facts about the desired product. It's a form of cognitive dissonance, to exaggerate.  I'm not a psychologist or a psychiatrist to give a scientific enough...