Have you ever bought something you didn't need

[libert19]

...I think I have bought so many kitchen appliances that I havent even taken out of the box, that I had to throw them away because I dont have room to keep them.

I have done same, I made impulse purchase one day for products being on discount on Amazon, and they are still all in boxes. I am not particularly sad about this purchase though, cause price has increased now, and I am stingy, so would never throw something unless completely useless.

[LogitechMouse]

This has happened to a lot of us, you get some money and then you start buying things that you do not even need. It could be a car, when you work remotely and you find out you haven't driven it for weeks, or an expensive watch, when you have enough wristwatches, etc. What is that thing you bought when you got a good amount of money, only for you to later find out that you actually didn't need the item.

Hmmm. TBH, as I read this post, I'm thinking of things that I bought that I didn't really need, but I can hardly think of one.

I have a watch though that I bought for around 20$ more or less only, and I'm not using it for a while now, but that's helpful if I'm doing some exercise or jogging at least. Unfortunately, that isn't the case now. Whenever I buy something, I think twice or thrice first if I need it or I just want it for most of the time. I mean my priority for most of the time is to invest that money into different assets than buying something that's depreciating over time.

Well, if I will be thinking of something. I guess it's Pokemon Cards since I don't have any luck of pulling an expensive one that I feel that I'm losing money hence, I don't need it.

[bitbit97]

Have you all noticed how all those things that we have bought but actually dont need, does not cost much. We are all victims of marketing, laziness and own greed. Returning to my purchases of kitchen appliances, I have so many things that would help me to cook, cut, open or peel easier, but I rarely use them, because I am lazy to get them from shelve (also dont want spend time on that), and lazy to clean them after. And all of them are cheap. All of them were purchased under "I will definitely try that" idea, but I rarely try new.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

No, I don't, and peer pressure doesn't affect me. I use android and I am never going to fall for the Apple pride and yes I do have a few watches in my collection, but not that expensive, and I rarely wear them recent days. Buy shirts once in a while and that's it.

I always get the temptations when it comes to gadgets, but I just curb my feelings that the urge fades away once I get the product in my hands.

That is how life should be, but most people do allow peer group or peer pressure to always intimate them or makes them feel that they are not trying best or they are not living a comfortable life, which might make them take or make some decision without thinking about it, which will eventually lead them to destruction which they might be regretting for life.
So whatever that people ought not to have at that time, which they know it won't be relevant for them, they should forget about it, instead do or have things that is worth it.

[libert19]

Since there is bit talk of consumerism here, I'd like to recommend watching movie called 'fight club' — I think y'all will like it, I watched it several years ago and it had effect on me to say the least.

[joniboini]

I bought a musical instrument I didn't know how to play because it's a local merchandise, and it broke shortly after I returned from my trip. I think that's my biggest regret of buying stuff I don't really need. Other than that, I guess buying gaming merchandise or a subscription also counts, although I do enjoy some benefits from that. Luckily, it's easy to stop doing that because there's no peer pressure or something similar, and I don't have signs of addiction, so that's fortunate. It helps that stuffs get expensive nowadays, so I'm forced to save to make sure I can enjoy life when I'm older.