I do not, and will not deny the existence of the multiple acquisition disorders that plague wet shaving/shavers. They are very real and appear to evolve and mutate every time a mildly successful treatment is discovered. In an attempt to ease my own guilt, I will throw around a few ideas that can be used for some mild justification.
Most members here spent many years of their shaving lives using mediocre to poor products. Compound this with the fact that variety among these products was barely noticeable. Finally, consider the fact that for the entire time we used these products, we were gently pounded over the head with the hypnosis inducing phrase, "...the best a man can get. The best a man can get.The best..."
When you view these facts, is there really any surprise that those liberated from bad shaving have gone a little bit "purchase-mad". For some men, the variety alone is enough to stoke up the lust fires associated with any/all of the disorders. For other men, continual purchases are made out of that subconscious fear that maybe they are still not getting "the best a man can get". Maybe, if they sample enough products, they will finally find that one perfect product (after all, Gillette conditioned us to believe that there was only one perfect product).
It is a miracle that we have held up to the many years of brainwashing and psychological damage. We are prisoners that have been released after years of solitary confinement! We are the battered spouses of an abusive shaver! If the acquisitions help you to hang on to that last remaining shred of sanity, then buy on my good man. Buy on.
Most members here spent many years of their shaving lives using mediocre to poor products. Compound this with the fact that variety among these products was barely noticeable. Finally, consider the fact that for the entire time we used these products, we were gently pounded over the head with the hypnosis inducing phrase, "...the best a man can get. The best a man can get.The best..."
When you view these facts, is there really any surprise that those liberated from bad shaving have gone a little bit "purchase-mad". For some men, the variety alone is enough to stoke up the lust fires associated with any/all of the disorders. For other men, continual purchases are made out of that subconscious fear that maybe they are still not getting "the best a man can get". Maybe, if they sample enough products, they will finally find that one perfect product (after all, Gillette conditioned us to believe that there was only one perfect product).
It is a miracle that we have held up to the many years of brainwashing and psychological damage. We are prisoners that have been released after years of solitary confinement! We are the battered spouses of an abusive shaver! If the acquisitions help you to hang on to that last remaining shred of sanity, then buy on my good man. Buy on.
