#consumerism

Skincare routines with 10+ steps — genuine self-care or just consumerist theatre?

Is thrifting ethical anymore, or are we just hoarding someone else’s poverty?

Do you avoid shows that promote unrealistic lifestyle consumption?

Does anyone else think podcasts glorify overconsumption of gear and gadgets?

Is buying designer furniture actually just paying for a logo and nothing else?

Aren't expensive hobby tools just overpriced status symbols for people with more cash than talent?

Minimalism isn't a lifestyle, it’s just expensive empty rooms for the rich—agree or disagree?

Is the obsession with rare, limited-run anime merchandise a genuine passion or just disguised consumerism?

Do you actually need a $60,000 caravan, or is that just marketing convincing you comfort equals quality?

Minimalism is just an excuse for being too cheap to buy furniture