Is it foolish to spend $400 on a custom katana since we don’t fight with them anymore?

[Skyros]

[_Maya_]

My apologies. I did move your post to the other topic because girlsaskguys placed it in how do I look. Those expired after 24 hours and can't be accessed anymore nor commented on. I didn't think your post belonged there. As for the question no it isn't stupid to buy something you appreciate. If you don't then yeah it doesn't make sense. I don't get the feeling that you see it that way. If it is a decorative piece and something you like to look at or pick up from time to time then go for it. I'd it is a unnecessary expense or something that you could wisely spend the money elsewhere then don't.

[Skyros]

Thanks 👍🏻!

[itsannalee]

I spent around $45k to bought a car and I don’t even drive 😅😅 but i like it. So if you like it and can afford it, just go for it.

[Phoenix98]

As long as your not spending money you can't afford to spend on things like that then I think it's fine.

I have a custom made one as well but I actually use it for martial arts training.

[Skyros]

Thanks, sadly mine would just be for looks. At least it would be very well made and have a genuine Japanese engraving.

[Phoenix98]

Fair enough.

[Chazmatazz269]

If it makes you happy and doesn’t cause a financial hardship, it’s not foolish at all.

[Anonymous]

No, if you have enough money, and you like it, it's not foolish at all.

[Skyros]

Thank you 👍🏻!

[Opinion Owner]

You're welcome.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Foolish shmoolish, if it’s not your money, don’t worry about it

[Skyros]

Unfortunately, it is my money. I wish someone else was paying for it, but it’ll be worth once I get the money up.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

If you want to buy it then buy it, make yourself happy

[Nikki1989]

If that is what you like and you can afford it, go for it.

[Staximus]

That depends on who made it, the metal used, and if it's going to appreciate in value. If you're buying a piece of Chinese sheet metal shaped like a sword, I would advise against it.

[DrPepper12]

Your disposable income!