You are viewing a single comment's thread from:

RE: Those Days Are Long Gone

in The Pub3 months ago (edited)

I can relate, in the younger days I cared about clothing coming from the Soviet Union where we had the same scarcities you have described. Then came a period of caring less, but still I paid attention to the clothing as clothing was appreciated by the women as it served as a status symbol as well as the kind of car I drove. Then I got married and now clothing and cars are pretty much provide zero value to me and I really don't care anymore as at a certain point of affluence these items just do not matter...

P.S. The pictures you used in the post can be described as "Shoe P*rn" in American English :)

Sort:  

P.S. The pictures you used in the post can be described as "Shoe P*rn" in American English :)

😆 I know but it feels good to do this for these posts. Usually I am posting my own photos but I can't beat these with the shoe collection I have.

My motto is quality over quantity and thus I have less, but good quality, that lasts. But I agree, we had pretty much the same childhood and see things differently. It's sad to see people go into debts just to beat the neighbors with a new car, or a fancier vacation they can't afford. That goes for fashion items too.