#cost of living

Are you planning fewer kids due to the cost of living in 2025?

With Spotify layoffs and price hikes, are you ditching subscriptions for vinyl or radio?

With gear prices soaring, are you repairing your old audio equipment instead of upgrading?

With book prices up, are you using more secondhand shops and Little Free Libraries now?

How do you deal with suburban sprawl when house prices push you further out?

Would you switch from houseplants to a full vegetable garden if space wasn't an issue?

Is the push for 'zero waste' a privilege that only the wealthy can afford to practice?

Does ancient philosophy actually offer better life advice for your money than a $15 self-help book?

With rising costs, are paid zodiac apps still worth your monthly subscription?

Has your remote work setup gotten too expensive to maintain this year?

With plant-based milk prices rising, are you making your own now?

Should we care about digital land when most people can’t afford real-world rent?

With everything costing more, are you still following fast fashion trends?

Is sailing an outdated hobby that only the rich can afford to pretend they enjoy?

Has rising phone pricing made you reconsider upgrade cycles?

Are you switching stores due to rising prices on essentials?

Has fine dining become an overpriced theater act that ordinary people are too afraid to criticize?

Is it time to stop caring about brand names and just buy the cheapest version?

Does anyone else think sustainable fashion is just too expensive?

Does sustainable style still matter when disposable fast fashion is cheaper?