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Tuesday, May 17, 2005
~ 8:43 PM ~
There are several things that make me feel guilty ...
1. Eating way too much chocolate and realizing that the next week will be plagued with fatness and pimples
2. Keeping things from my boyfriend
3. Using up all the petrol and not replacing it
4. Buyers Remorse
Yes Buyers remorse.. the dreaded guilt trip of a shopaholic. *sigh*. Buyers remorse is simply a bad feeling because not only do you get stuck with something you dont particularly like, but you also realize the money you spent on it could've gone to something else that is possibly much more worthwhile than what you are inevitably stuck with. *sigh*.
Now the question is : what do you do with that *thing* that's causing you so much remorse and guilt! ?
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