It's sad to retaliate as an adult to compensate for your childhood self

When you want something in your childhood but don't get it, you will compensate yourself with a vengeance as an adult.

When I was a student, I was not allowed to buy clothes, and I could only wear school uniforms all year round. When I grew up, I went crazy to buy clothes, and I couldn't buy enough.

When I was a child, I loved Hello Kitty, but I could only have its stickers. After making money yourself, you can buy whatever you want.

When I was a child, my family was poor, and my classmates and friends had Nike, so I could only watch them wear it. When I grew up, I just wanted to buy Nike.

Crazy about wanting dolls, even if there are a lot of them, I still want to buy them.

I didn't get what I liked before, and even if I don't like it as much as I used to when I grow up, I still have obsessions.

Even if I am now called naïve by others, I still want to have things that I liked before but never had.

When I was a child, I couldn't eat what I liked to eat, but when I grew up, I liked to eat it, and I will always eat what I love.

Trying to compensate and heal oneself of childhood shortcomings.

Maybe my aunt didn't wear bright and new clothes when she was young.

When I was a child, I didn't have my own new clothes, no skin care products, and I frantically bought myself after college.

Since childhood, he has been instilled with the concept of poor family, and when he grows up, he spends money with revenge.

I used to want to eat McDonald's but I didn't get enough of it, but now I can't get enough.