Can Shopping addiction lead to stealing money from your work place?
lil_angel_6172003 asked:
If you have a shopping addiction, can it become bad enough that it leads you to stealing money from your work place so you have money to shop?
If you have a shopping addiction, can it become bad enough that it leads you to stealing money from your work place so you have money to shop?
how do you get rid of a shopping addiction? is that a obsessive compulsive disorder?
soniak104 asked:
how do u break the habit of obsessive shopping? is that a mental disorder? or just a habit you form within a time frame?
how do u break the habit of obsessive shopping? is that a mental disorder? or just a habit you form within a time frame?
How do you stop comfort shopping?
Kellyn25 asked:
I totally shop for comfort. Like I’ll feel sad and go shopping to feel better. Which of course doesn’t make me feel nothing except poor.
I totally shop for comfort. Like I’ll feel sad and go shopping to feel better. Which of course doesn’t make me feel nothing except poor.
How do you conquer a shopping addiction?
Blue-gal asked:
My sister is addicted to shopping. Even she knows she is overspending, but she can’t seem to control the urge to own whatever she likes. I have no idea how to help her. The logic of ruining her credit doesn’t seem to have any effect. Can you offer any words of wisdom?
My sister is addicted to shopping. Even she knows she is overspending, but she can’t seem to control the urge to own whatever she likes. I have no idea how to help her. The logic of ruining her credit doesn’t seem to have any effect. Can you offer any words of wisdom?
How to help a loved one with a shopping addiction? She won’t admit she has a problem?
Mark A asked:
My mother in-law has a seriuos shopping addiction. She stays up all night watching home shopping club, she has literally hundreds of unopened boxes, and keeps on going. She has incurred over $75,000 in debt. Her husband is in a rest home and she has nobody to answer to. We try to offer suggestions or advice, but she only gets angry and feels we are trying to control her life. This greatly upsets my wife. Any advice would be sppreciated.
My mother in-law has a seriuos shopping addiction. She stays up all night watching home shopping club, she has literally hundreds of unopened boxes, and keeps on going. She has incurred over $75,000 in debt. Her husband is in a rest home and she has nobody to answer to. We try to offer suggestions or advice, but she only gets angry and feels we are trying to control her life. This greatly upsets my wife. Any advice would be sppreciated.
Is it a sign that you need professional help if you start having dreams about shopping?
♥Honey B. Fly♥ asked:
Everyone knows me as the shopping princess. My co-workers ask, “Whatcha buy today?” because I even shop online at work. Lately, I’ve been dreaming about shopping. It’s always set in the same magical, enchanted-looking mall, which is an exaggerated combination of the malls I frequented with my mom as a baby (it started at 2 weeks old) through adulthood (I’m 24). Do these dreams mean that it’s time to join Shoppers Anonymous?
Everyone knows me as the shopping princess. My co-workers ask, “Whatcha buy today?” because I even shop online at work. Lately, I’ve been dreaming about shopping. It’s always set in the same magical, enchanted-looking mall, which is an exaggerated combination of the malls I frequented with my mom as a baby (it started at 2 weeks old) through adulthood (I’m 24). Do these dreams mean that it’s time to join Shoppers Anonymous?
Is it a sign that you need professional help if you start having dreams about shopping?
♥Honey B. Fly♥ asked:
Everyone knows me as the shopping princess. My co-workers ask, “Whatcha buy today?” because I even shop online at work. Lately, I’ve been dreaming about shopping. It’s always set in the same magical, enchanted-looking mall, which is an exaggerated combination of the malls I frequented with my mom as a baby (it started at 2 weeks old) through adulthood (I’m 24). Do these dreams mean that it’s time to join Shoppers Anonymous?
Everyone knows me as the shopping princess. My co-workers ask, “Whatcha buy today?” because I even shop online at work. Lately, I’ve been dreaming about shopping. It’s always set in the same magical, enchanted-looking mall, which is an exaggerated combination of the malls I frequented with my mom as a baby (it started at 2 weeks old) through adulthood (I’m 24). Do these dreams mean that it’s time to join Shoppers Anonymous?