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Sidony-- oh my God-- Sidony. Hahahaha, not only do I do the exact same thing, but I was going to post the exact same topic, only I was trying to get up the nerve to admit to you guys that I do this.

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LOL. I love talking to you pinksoil. We're so dorkily similar.

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I am a clothes-***** as it is. (money-spending and clothes/accesory-buying is a huge impulse control problem for me). I mean, if I was about to jump off a bridge, my pocketbook and bag would probably still be coordinated. Listen to what I did last Friday: I carefully picked out my outfit for work since I knew I had T afterwords. Fridays are casual at my job, so I wore jeans with this red and black, flowery, kinda 1960s style shirt that I love. Well, halfway through the day, I decide this isn't good enough for therapy, so I go to the store during my lunch hour to buy a new shirt. Absolutely pathetic.

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I've brought an extra shirt with me on the day that I have therapy just in case I change my mind about the one I have on. Or in case I spill something on it. And I always have my makeup with me. And as I've said I've bought clothes that I wore for the first time to therapy. And I buy too many clothes in general. Sigh. I didn't used to be so into clothes, more in the last few years that I just wanted to somehow feel better. It definitely helps if I think I look better though.

Ugh, I have to get back to work. I'd much rather talk on here.

Sidony