Medical Report
Shopaholism
Yes, shopaholism is now considered to be a mental disorder, fancy that! Our innocent lovely hobby of raiding boutiques and fancy stores is severely criticized by mental medical specialists who obviously cannot sort out their own heads let alone searching for something in other people's brain.
Now women can't easily indulge in their beloved profession called shopaholism (wasting their husbands' money limitlessly) without being labeled a crazy chick with feverish signs of an awkward word 'shopaholism'.
These signs are concentrated at one and only desire – to run around the local shops and boutiques chasing down the discounts, trying on and buying myriad of dresses, jeans, lingerie and so on and so forth. A woman is said to think about shopping much more frequent than she thinks about sex – do you think statistic-collectors should refresh their data?
Actually, medical specialists call the whole thing Compulsive Shopping Disorder. It is being discussed among scientific daddies all over the world. They write articles about this specific disorder's symptoms, duration and make up cures... They develop various techniques for a 'mentally ill' person to be freed from this horrible disorder. Now a quote of Dr. Freud is essential. He used to say: 'Any physician saying any psychiatric condition is an actual disease, is guilty of fraud'. HA! In other words, while mental medical minds of the world waste their time spreading fraud, ladies continue enjoying chasing discounts, trying on and buying endless amounts of clothes.
Mental News
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