
Does anyone else just spend an exorbitant amount of time just looking at every item in online shops? Maybe even putting together a shopping cart you know you'll never buy?
I do. I spend a stupid amount of time on sites like
Rue La La,
ASOS,
Haute Look,
Nordstrom,
Shop Bop and just about any other site with interesting
clothes
,
shoes
,
purses
... anything... I never intend to buy anything and I never do, but sometimes just hitting the "add to cart" button holds a certain satisfaction. Just seeing the total all added up for my purchase in another reality where my
wallet 
holds numerous hundred dollar bills and a black card,
sigh. For this reason I think I should basically stay away from credit cards and avoid the temptation of following the "add to cart" with "check out now". However, even though I know many of these items I know I will never see, due to availability or price, I can take some comfort in loving items online and seeing the less than stunning reality.
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