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	<title>Comments on: Delayed Gratification</title>
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		<title>By: Maureen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Maureen</dc:creator>
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		<description>I completely agree with you.  What I have noticed about this is you feel a whole lot more satisfied after having worked for it and knowing that you have reached your goal.  Sure there&#039;s an immediate buzz in buying something new but that fades within 10 mins ...if you&#039;re lucky.

I spotted three beautiful tops in colours/styles that I don&#039;t have in my wardrobe in September of this year.  I tried them all on the first time and then walked out the shop without buying.  I hadn&#039;t gone out with the intention of buying so I figured it would be an impulse buy if I were to purchase it.  Over the next week I couldn&#039;t stop thinking about one top out of the original three and suddenly felt an immense craving for it.  I went in to try on that one gorgeous top and again left empty-handed.  I thought, &quot;No you don&#039;t need any clothes.&quot;  But then I couldn&#039;t stop thinking about it and over the following 1 month and half I went in about 10 times to try the top on.  Finally I bought the top at the end of October and am really happy with the purchase.  I&#039;m so glad I didn&#039;t buy the other tops because I haven&#039;t given them a second thought.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I completely agree with you.  What I have noticed about this is you feel a whole lot more satisfied after having worked for it and knowing that you have reached your goal.  Sure there&#8217;s an immediate buzz in buying something new but that fades within 10 mins &#8230;if you&#8217;re lucky.</p>
<p>I spotted three beautiful tops in colours/styles that I don&#8217;t have in my wardrobe in September of this year.  I tried them all on the first time and then walked out the shop without buying.  I hadn&#8217;t gone out with the intention of buying so I figured it would be an impulse buy if I were to purchase it.  Over the next week I couldn&#8217;t stop thinking about one top out of the original three and suddenly felt an immense craving for it.  I went in to try on that one gorgeous top and again left empty-handed.  I thought, &#8220;No you don&#8217;t need any clothes.&#8221;  But then I couldn&#8217;t stop thinking about it and over the following 1 month and half I went in about 10 times to try the top on.  Finally I bought the top at the end of October and am really happy with the purchase.  I&#8217;m so glad I didn&#8217;t buy the other tops because I haven&#8217;t given them a second thought.</p>
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