I often feel satisfied as soon as I buy something, so I end up not using it. This happens not only with physical items, but also with things like gym memberships and study books for certifications. I signed up for a gym but haven’t gone. I even bought workout clothes…
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How can I break this bad habit?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂20s👑Universe female member
It’s not a habit.
It’s your nature.
Your inherent disposition.
If you don’t like it,
stop whining and take action.
Don’t say,
“Well, you know, I’m the type who gets satisfied just by starting with the outward form…”
Move first.
Akari
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I’m Dai, a male member.
People tend to waste money when they have easy money to spare.
If the money is coming from papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), you might want to cut back on your activities a little.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think it’s helpful to know yourself and think back on all the money you’ve wasted before taking out your wallet. It’s simple.
If you still can’t do that, perhaps you don’t truly want to change, after all.
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Aizawa from the Customer Success Group here.
Looks like the question box has started receiving questions unrelated to dating too!!
Or perhaps this really means that you’re satisfied just having registered with the club, and no longer feel motivated to go on dates...
Why not think about what you’re doing it “for”?
Did you really need to go to the gym in the first place?
Did you really need to earn that certification?
Maybe you acted halfheartedly, just going through the motions?
What do you want to do it for?
Do you really need to?
Try thinking those questions through carefully before taking action.
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