Impulse
By bagumbayan
@bagumbayan (2705)
Philippines
April 16, 2008 11:03pm CST
Are you an impulse buyer? Are you an impulse gambler? An impulse mylotter. So what is this word impulse mean to you. It is a urge to buy something, an urge to gamble, an urge to be a mylotter. I would say I am not. But sometimes, I wanted to buy a thing at once when I have money. In mylotter sometimes when I saw my ranking to be high there is this urge on me to discuss more, when my earning is near to pay out there is an urge on me to discuss more. Do you have this impulse habit on you, and are you impulsive sometimes.
2 responses
@Darkwing (21583)
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17 Apr 08
I take the word impulse to mean having an urgent, spur of the moment desire to do something, without giving it a second thought.
Therefore, I'm an impulse Mylotter, because I can't be away from it for a moment. I'm also an impulse buyer at times... not always. I'll go out specifically to buy one thing, and end up buying something completely different, on impulse.
Brightest Blessings.
@bagumbayan (2705)
• Philippines
17 Apr 08
Thanks for the response. So youre also an impulse mylotter like any other. Sometimes I also buy things that I dont like. Because of that impulse or urge on me. God Bless.
Yes, I'm an impulse Mylotter, amongst many I believe.
I don't impulse buy of things I don't like, but sometimes spot something I really think I either could use, or wear, and buy it at the risk of not being able to afford what I originally went for.
@whittby (3072)
• United States
17 Apr 08
I'm not as impulsive as I used to be. It could be age and remembering all the dumb impulsive decisions I've made in the past. We bought a house on impulse one time - big impulsive decision there. In a store I sometimes will scoop something up and put it in my cart - something that may cost a little more than I should spend. I'll continue through the store and I may go back and put it on the shelf again after realizing I don't really need it.
