[ SECRET POST #2394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2394 ⌋

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Re: Signs you grew up poor

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1. A completely full fridge still looks really strange to you.

2. Not only movies, you refuse to buy anything on release day, or release month, or even release year, because seriously, it will still be just as great after waiting awhile, along with being way cheaper. Correlation: All of your electronics are at least year out of date.

3. You buy clothes according to how many years they'll last you and how many varied uses you can get out of them, and almost never just for one occasion. (Wedding dress? Pah! If I buy a regular classy dress in a flattering shade of cream, I can wear it after the wedding, too!)

4. The concept of a vacation eludes you. Sleeping in is a vacation. Having all the bills paid at once is a vacation.

5. As an adult, you are still intimate with the workings of your local library system, because you never know when you can't pay your internet bill anymore for movie and music streaming, and ebooks.

6. Your home is full of empty boxes and plastic bags because you always reuse them.

7. You always, always, always, get buyer's remorse for anything that isn't a critical necessity.