I was just thinking...
I have had my Neverfull GM since October. And I keep it on the console by my door, and I always see it when I'm sitting on my couch. I always find myself staring at it. Its my 3rd LV, and my biggest LV. I'm so proud that I was able to buy one. I worked very hard. Not just for the bag, but in general. I'm a hard worker even if there is no material thing in my mind to buy at the time.
But staring at the bag makes me feel proud to carry it, not only because it's a beautiful example of a fine crafted bag that will last for decades, or because it is a symbol of wealth (I'm not wealthy, but I'm comfortable at the moment due to my very hard work!), or because alot of people envy the bags.
I feel proud because I did it all myself. I bought something that was always in pop culture "reserved for the rich". And I got one! Well, I got 3. My first one I got when I was 20 and I was so excited, I took it everywhere! Still take it out 13 years later. In fact, I'm taking it out to dinner with the girls tomorrow night (monogram pochette used as a clutch). I'm proud to carry my LVs not because people think I'm rich (they're so wrong!) but because I know what I had to do to afford those bags and still pay my bills a nd obligations.
My LV bags symbolize pride, and hard work, resulting in something beautiful to carry around as a result. Alot of people give me crap for having LV bags, but I know that I work alot harder than the people giving me the crap.
Nevertheless I still am so grateful that I was able to work 2 jobs, for so long and got to enjoy life more, and carry these beautiful bags.
There's really no point to this post. I just wanted to say it. On Facebook, I would just get criticized. Here, I feel like alot of people can relate to my words.
I have had my Neverfull GM since October. And I keep it on the console by my door, and I always see it when I'm sitting on my couch. I always find myself staring at it. Its my 3rd LV, and my biggest LV. I'm so proud that I was able to buy one. I worked very hard. Not just for the bag, but in general. I'm a hard worker even if there is no material thing in my mind to buy at the time.
But staring at the bag makes me feel proud to carry it, not only because it's a beautiful example of a fine crafted bag that will last for decades, or because it is a symbol of wealth (I'm not wealthy, but I'm comfortable at the moment due to my very hard work!), or because alot of people envy the bags.
I feel proud because I did it all myself. I bought something that was always in pop culture "reserved for the rich". And I got one! Well, I got 3. My first one I got when I was 20 and I was so excited, I took it everywhere! Still take it out 13 years later. In fact, I'm taking it out to dinner with the girls tomorrow night (monogram pochette used as a clutch). I'm proud to carry my LVs not because people think I'm rich (they're so wrong!) but because I know what I had to do to afford those bags and still pay my bills a nd obligations.
My LV bags symbolize pride, and hard work, resulting in something beautiful to carry around as a result. Alot of people give me crap for having LV bags, but I know that I work alot harder than the people giving me the crap.
Nevertheless I still am so grateful that I was able to work 2 jobs, for so long and got to enjoy life more, and carry these beautiful bags.
There's really no point to this post. I just wanted to say it. On Facebook, I would just get criticized. Here, I feel like alot of people can relate to my words.
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