It happens to the best of us. You see something at a thrift store, or anywhere really, you’re not sure if you want/need it and pass it up. I tend to go a step further and take a photo of that item. Mostly to confirm at a later date that I, in fact, did not need that skirt or dress or whatever I’m currently regretting. I know me, I’m going to romanticize that ill-fitting top later and kick myself. That’s where the photo comes in. Proof it never looked good to begin with. Most of the time I make the right call, but this time I’m not so sure.
Before you all jump down my throat about how great these are… Just imagine your toes smushed up against the plastic and looking weird as hell. They weren’t painful, but they looked painful. Still, I can’t help but regret.
Not worth the sweaty toes. That’s all you have to tell yourself and the regret will go away. 😉
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I didn’t even think about the sweaty toe situation! Another good reason to pass these up.
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Hmm, wel, at least the price was probably good.
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I have so many thrift store regrets, but then I know it’s for the best! There was a pair of shoes with a wooden heel/platform and I didn’t get them, because I knew I would slip and fall in them once I took a step. So no regrets there!
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This is so relatable, I always tend to buy at thrift shops even if I think I might regret it. Time to break that bad habit!
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I tend to buy at the thrift when I’m unsure just bc I don’t want to think about it anymore!
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Haha understandable! At least it’s inexpensive 😀
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I’ve regretted so many times leaving nice things behind in the thrift store. I’ve even convinced myself to just get it because it’s cheap. Now I have so many things at home that I didn’t really need. It’s a battle only a thrifter would understand.
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I really really want to see these on! I agree with the sweaty squished toe vision, but I kinda want to see them on.. just to confirm
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