Luxury purchases are meant to make us feel like a million dollars but impostor syndrome is at work even while we’re shopping
Shopping is a faith-based activity – we buy non-essentials because we believe, to some extent, that they will improve our lives. At the very least, we trust an indulgent new purchase to spark some fleeting satisfaction before fading into the tedium of all our other stuff.
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