What kind of a shopper are you?

What kind of a shopper are you?

(Copyright: created by Cranberrymist. 2005)

1) Shopping is a....
a) Necessity
b) Bane

2) When you decide to go shopping, you
a) Have gone into prior research and have something specific in mind already. You don't want to waste time.
b) Fuzzy or no idea in mind. Just look around and hopefully, blessings would be showered upon you with good buys.

3) When you see something you somewhat fancy, you
a) Grab it and buy it on the spot. Get over and done with shopping!
b) Try it on, look at price. Seek second, third, fourth opinion. Hesitate. Walk around and survey. The same process begins and goes on...and on...and on...

And the results...

a) The determination and resolution you display in shopping extend to your life. A go-getter who proactively discover and find out what/who you want in life, you have a knack for quick and fast decisions and clearly (skillfully pretends to) know what is it you need/want. You listen and value your own judgement and and post-action, whether it truly is a good buy/catch, you psych yourself into liking and standing by your acts and adopt the utmost effort to eradicate any regret that may seep into your mind.
Your mantra: It's My Life

b) Indecisiveness is your greatest bane. You exasperate yourself by having innate high standards and expectations which unfortunately, do not seem to materialise
and translate into objects/clothes/people in the real world. Nothing/No one strikes you as a must have or deserve you lavishing your praise/time/heart to. You want to be open-minded and be exposed to /interact with different ideas/concepts and so you constantly seek opinions from people around you. However, the choices often blow you away leaving you (more) confused than before.

Rather than take something/someone at face value, your liking/fondness of things/people are reserved and requires much time to discover, acquire and cultivate, thus explaining the difficulty for you to grab and go. Instead you adopt a wait-and-see attitude with the belief that better things are awaiting.
Caution: This attitude often wears you thin and mutes your interest in things/ people. By trying to protect yourself from regretting your picks, you are wrenched by missing it/him/her after you decide to pass it by.

Advice: The Voice Within

No prize for guessing which category I belong to:).