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You might feel a small twinge of regret right after buying something, but you dissolve it in a special way: start using it obsessively. You believe that if something gets 'used to death', it was worth any price — you treat 'usage frequency' as the core metric of whether spending was worthwhile. This attitude makes you a committed user of things, not the type who impulse-buys and then neglects. But it also sometimes leads you to buy things that don't quite fit you, then stubbornly force yourself to use them.
💡 Did you know?
Consumer satisfaction research shows consumers who use 'usage rate' as their consumption evaluation standard have 39% higher long-term consumption satisfaction than those who prioritize 'one-time pleasure', and their regret levels one month later are typically significantly lower than average.
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