Are you or your partner a shopaholic?

[betty2011]

Hey

So im looking for pepole who are extreme shopaholics! I mean someone who's home is over flowing with stuff! Is this you or someone you know? Or is your partner's hoarding habits driving you wild?

[simon]

eerrr hi, can I ask why?

[Sil]

lol we don't have the money to be shopaholics at the minute but it would be nice ^_^ I can't really last more than a few hours before my brain switches off and I have to have coffee or something.

I do get pushed into buying things if I like them I tend to hold off from getting expensive/luxury things but he sorta says "go on..." and nudges me to buy stuff; videogames are my biggest weakness even now. I wish I knew more about clothes though, such an underrated skill to know how to dress and shop well.

[Ultra]

I'd be the shopaholic, I guess. The only problem is that I lack money, so I'm not now.

[Dark Angel]

Like others have mentioned, If I had the money I'd be a serioues shop o holic with a lot of weird but interesting things

[zeon]

If i have some cash lying around i do shop and look for bargins.. When i do monthly shops i weigh up the odds and spend about 4 hours in asda looking for a BARGIN... Have got a few like when they priced a nintendo wii game at £2.50 instead of £25.00 i bought it regardless if it was good or crap

kindest regards

zeopn

[marshlander]

No, not a shopaholic at all, but I do have a weak spot for books and musical equipment. I always try to visit Gay's the Word when I'm in London and often spend about £30 a time on books in there. I went into one of my local music shops to buy some drum hardware and also came out with a conga tumba (which I did actually need, but hadn't planned to buy) that was on sale at an irresistible price. But no, not a shopaholic. I'm more likely to walk round a shop filling a basket with stuff I want and then walk round again putting it all back :redface:

[matty7]

i buy way too many trainers if that counts ! mates say im related to emelda marcos -