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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I agree it's some weird mental hangup. We rationally understand we can afford a lot more without jeopardizing security/the future. But when I go to a fancy restaurant, I mentally still look at all the entree prices and make value judgements. We love to travel but I'm struggling to make the leap to nicer hotels and business class. I don't even like buying the teenagers $140 sneakers. I do it, because it's the kids and it's important to them, but I am outraged by it and would NEVER by myself $140 sneakers. What is wrong with me? And yes I grew up working class. DH grew up more middle class and later upper middle class by HS, but his parents are also frugal. I really do want to make the shift. But I am full of guilt over things I don't "need" that are "wasteful."[/quote] So don’t spend the money. I don’t understand this post. If you don’t want to spend money, then don’t spend it. It doesn’t make you either a good or bad person. Do what makes you comfortable.[/quote]
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