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5 MORE Things We Normalize and Overconsume Without Question

Choose generosity today. Give the gifts that matter: http://cmpsn.ca/mwsVgVVqwc In this video, I’m calling out the everyday things we’ve normalized overbuying—without even realizing it. We’ll talk about why these patterns feel normal, how collecting can blur the line between hobby and overconsumption, and why “downgrading” to a flip phone isn’t really breaking the cycle if we’re still buying more stuff. CHAPTERS 0:00 - INTRO 2:32 - THING ONE 8:49 - THING TWO 19:40 - THING THREE 23:51 - THING FOUR 28:08 - THING FIVE #commentary #deinfluencing #videoessay #overconsumption #influencers #tiktokreaction #tiktoktrend FOR PARTNERSHIPS [email protected] Subscribe to my new bookish podcast with my two friends, Cass and Beth HERE:    / @plottwistpleasepod   APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast... SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4J3moqx... Don't forget to like and subscribe! _________________________________________________________________________ FAIR USE DISCLAIMER This video contains copyrighted material that has been used in a transformative manner for purposes of commentary, criticism, and educational analysis. Under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, fair use allowances are made for "fair use" purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. All materials used here are presented with respect to fair use principles. The content on this channel is meant to start conversations, offer perspective, and at times, share what I’ve learned through research and reflection. Everything I say here is my own opinion—I’m not speaking on behalf of any brands or sponsors I may work with. I do my best to be accurate, but I’m human, and I’m open to correction if I’ve missed something or gotten it wrong. That said, please don’t go after or harass anyone I talk about or react to. If you have thoughts or feedback, the comments are open—but let’s keep things respectful. Thanks for being here.