Breaking the Repulsion to Money
I'm not entirely sure where it came from... I mean I grew up in a single parent household. I remember one eviction notice, I remember always shopping at Goodwill or better yet my mom finding clothes in dumpsters for us. Some were good finds but nonetheless. I remember in 2008ish when gas was almost $5 a gallon and my mom couldn't afford but $10 max at the time. So maybe familial, it seemed like there was only ever enough for necessities, accessories of any sort were always few and far in between and I don't think my dad ever made a big deal about it but I always had guilt wrapped around the few accessories I did receive. My dad always had finer taste so the few things he did splurge on outside of meals, were usually nice, but again a lot of guilt. It's so silly but I remember when Aeropostle was huge in my school and all I wanted was a shirt, so my dad finally got me an Aeropostle shirt. White with the tiffany colored logo going down the side, and the first time I wore...