Kiran
@neuroswish
I’ve always loved sneakers, and dreamed in high school that once I started making money I would have a huge collection but over time my enthusiasm has waned. I can (mostly) afford the shoes today, but there’s only like a dozen models that really interest me anymore
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Kiran
@neuroswish
this is basically the same concept as a kid saying “when I’m an adult, I’m gonna eat candy for every meal” but then once you’re in a position to do it, you realize it’s not what you actually want
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Benjamin Lim
@benlim
Even though I can afford most of the sneakers I want today, paying full resell price kills the excitement a little bit. There is a high I get from getting sneakers at a deal.
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mk
@mk
I found this holds true for most material stuff. Friends, family, and experiences.
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Britten Wolf
@brittenwolf
Leaving us hanging without naming the shoes!
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Ξnyu
@z0ne-30
same, now i wear the same pair of reeboks everyday with a bunch of sneakers sitting and collecting dust
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Andrew 🍊
@azfay
I find it impossible to buy a pair I’d like online, after failing so many attempts. I have to feel them out in-store and see how they look live.
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LJW_Wavydude
@ljw-wavydude
Similar dream in high school, but today I just buy the shoes I want and wear them. I use to think more from collection, but what good is a shoe if not worn
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