Do you enjoy luxuries?

Question

I admit it's become something of an addiction for me, to enjoy beautiful locales and amass expensive things. What about you?

NamerOfStars · Accepted Answer

One of the things I've learned over the last few years is that luxury is entirely a matter of perspective. At one point, I'd reached the level where I was eating only by scavenging dropped change I found on the street, and managing a loaf of bread every other day or so. I had a roof over my head at night, but only because I still had my car.

And one day, as I was heading into a grocery store to use the bathroom (they pretty much all have policies against washing more than your hands and MAYBE your face, but they'll kick you out if you smell badly enough; I don't know what the hell they expect homeless people to DO), I saw a dollar bill that someone had dropped- and no one nearby. I snatched it up and discovered that it wasn't a single, but a FIVE. When I had a job, I'd make that in twelve minutes, but at this point, it was a fortune. I went to Wal-Mart later that day and bought a FRESH loaf of bread and a bag of store-bought pepperoni. It made for a cheap and simple repast, but I felt like a king eating it.

But even in those darkest moments, I had the sun, and warmth, and a climate where sleeping rough wasn't a death sentence (which I cannot say for Chicago), and perhaps above all, I had time. There are people who work like dogs just for the chance to visit where I was living (well, surviving) at basically no cost (which was still my entire budget).

It all kinda depends on what your standards are.

OlderAndWiser · Accepted Answer

I am not very materialistic. I enjoy nice things but I drive an old car and live in a small house at present. I could buy a new car and a bigger house but it wouldn't make me happier.

AmandaYVR · Accepted Answer

I do. My reputation often precedes me; though it often follows me too. But what does family know. Everything is relative. Including relatives.

But if you'd like me to provide some information about the ingredients in some dish (good or lacking) and what restaurants are not worth their salt, or what chemicals to avoid in beauty or hygiene products, what shops to avoid, or why synthetics are inferior to natural fabrics, etc etc etc., then I just might be your woman. Bulls might as well not come in my china shop. But you will be comfortable in it, if you, as well, can appreciate such luxuries.

melanieeeB · Accepted Answer

Uhm luxuries in the sense of what is portrait in social media with great cars, vacations, brand shoes and clothes etc - nope not at all

But I see watching tv already a luxury for me and I do enjoy uhm "basic" stuff a lot, but I'm also coming from a poor family background lol

sheenagwapa · Answer

i love beatiful things and i loke chill life for sure i would extremely love luxuries so much BUT i am certain with Jesus i will not be able to forgive myself even in after life if i failed this one so basically i'm doing duicidal mission. i don't bow down on anyone meaning don't let myself be twmpted in exchange foe my faithand principle. i am still praying to Godnegotiate that if ever i have to face more sufferings hope he will not let me anymore

tfan1 · Answer

Our Kohler San Raphael one piece toilet with elongated toilet bowl  The only luxury I’ve ever had was masturbating on our Kohler San Raphael one piece toilet. This same toilet was in our bathroom on our honeymoon and I fell in love with it.

Adam1978 · Answer

No luxery doesn't really add enough extra value for it to be worth it, I rather go for quantity at that state. Ie rather go on multiple trips than one luxery trip etc.

Wiredone · Answer

No, not at all. I hate paying a lot of money for things. Why pay a lot for something when you can get similar quality for a lot less.

NathanDavis · Answer

don't care for any of it... except... my bathroom and my kitchen those were very expensive to remodel and build, lmfao

Red-Blaze · Answer

I like simple over luxtry, I prefer to pay what something is worth for its use over paying for its looks/name on it

whereismyjohnny · Answer

No. I'm not a materialistic person. I like simple things.

Account · Answer

No, Ι truly don't.  I have never been into that lifestyle. It is just not for me.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

I've never had luxury before in my life. So I probably wouldn't even know what to do with it if I encountered it. I would be like a tribal person coming to New York in the 21st Century.

MementoMori777 · Answer

I don't have the money to experience it even if I wanted too

Redstang88 · Answer

Nope, I prefer simple and under the radar. Paradise is a shack in the bush with no people and no cell service

Ms_Facesitter · Answer

I do, it makes me forget anything stressy. A reminder of what you have accomplished, a little something to be happy about that you made it far enough to enjoy some luxury.

jamesgoldman · Answer

Given I own a pair of sterling silver Dunhill collar stiffeners, I can't exactly say no

BlueScorpio · Answer

I don't mind nice hotel or vacation every once in a while.

Agape93 · Answer

Not really. Not my thing

TrueConfection · Answer

I sure do! 😁

TacosRAwesome · Answer

Some of them. I do like my comforts.

Anonymous · Answer

I sure do. Can't afford any however.

superderpy250 · Answer

Yes, but I think most people do

annabananna · Answer

I do like a luxury resort

sheikalana · Answer

Yes, I do.

Iron_Man · Answer

Yes do you?

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