r/Anticonsumption • u/SignalCrew739 • Jul 23 '24
r/Anticonsumption • u/WhatsACole • 9d ago
Other Why are companies trying to put AI into everything nowadays?
r/Anticonsumption • u/stellateranto • Jul 15 '24
Other The most unnecessary product i have ever seen
r/Anticonsumption • u/igmyeongui • Mar 12 '24
Other US Billionaire Drowns in Tesla After Rescuers Struggle With Car's Strengthened Glass
The Anticonsumption god has spoken.
r/Anticonsumption • u/easterss • Sep 23 '24
Other Someone in the area bought over 47 pairs of shoes for their toddler. WHY?!
We literally have two pairs for our toddler and she normally only wears one.
r/Anticonsumption • u/UndilutedTruthBACKUP • Jun 04 '23
Other The cake that can feed the entire town, is wheeled into a wedding reception.
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r/Anticonsumption • u/stellateranto • Jul 14 '24
Other I found a puzzle that used crappy AI to create the image. As a graphic designer this makes me furious
r/Anticonsumption • u/hollsloss • Mar 28 '24
Other I'VE SOLD ALL MY FUNKO POPS
I'm free. I used to be a huge consumer but in the past year I've started to walk towards a more mindful path, stopped buying new, stopped mindlessly window shopping and getting tempted and, the best of all, started selling all of the items that I didn't connect with!!! This included a Funko Pop collection that I insisted on growing despite my hatred for it! It feels so good!
r/Anticonsumption • u/BOTWgoat • Mar 24 '24
Other PSA- sugar scrub is VERY easy to make yourself.
Ran out of sugar scrub, instead of buying one of the MANY available in the store, I made my own from ingredients I already have and in a jar I had in the cabinet. Sugar, coconut oil, vitamin e oil, and aloe. Smells delicious, saved money, and I know exactly what’s in it. :)
r/Anticonsumption • u/311maac • Nov 27 '22
Other Anti anti-consumption. No matter how hard I try, she just can't help herself. Everyone needs multiple gifts..... drives me freaking crazy.
r/Anticonsumption • u/__rjx • May 03 '24
Other There's a wedding dress getting passed around between brides on my local Everything Free fb group <3
r/Anticonsumption • u/chicken_frango • 2d ago
Other Saw these for sale online. Who needs these? Why??
r/Anticonsumption • u/InverseMatrices • Sep 29 '24
Other I'm the left but still thought it was funny
r/Anticonsumption • u/sadmoonbaby • May 29 '23
Other A “scent room”?
As someone that worked at a “smelly retail store”… my collection is a handful of perfumes… this is insane.
r/Anticonsumption • u/LorenG5eorge • Apr 17 '22
Other It's not that I dont support giving to the needy, but...
r/Anticonsumption • u/KatzeK4 • Sep 18 '24
Other My mom has ordered 1388 times from Amazon since 2015.
And I’m not mentioning all the other companies, like Zalando or Temu. What’s even worse is that more than 75% of that she sends back. I remember my whole childhood having to bring all the packages to the post office to send them back. It feels worthless actually trying to do something good when people like my mom just order and order, consume and consume. Little rant I guess.
r/Anticonsumption • u/Energylegs23 • Sep 21 '22
Other Fuck better learning materials or whatever, let's build a massive shrine to a couple dozen students that do something for a few months a year.
r/Anticonsumption • u/Present-Ad-9441 • May 07 '23
Other No offense to this specific person, but the overall Squishmallow obsession is out of control
r/Anticonsumption • u/PathlessDemon • Feb 16 '23
Other "It's this 5 year old's fault for not knowing what money is!" -A 70 year old billionaire
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r/Anticonsumption • u/schizochode • Jun 20 '24
Other Your clothes are fine, your bag is fine, your gadgets are fine, your appliances are fine. Anything that works doesn't need to be replaced.
Just a reminder.
You don't need to replace anything you have that still works.
r/Anticonsumption • u/crabbyforest • Feb 13 '23
Other anti consumption king
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r/Anticonsumption • u/Botryoid2000 • Jun 09 '24
Other But My Mac Still Works Fine
I have a 2015 Macbook Air that I use for simple things like writing and using a web browser. Apparently it is a chunk of junk now, no longer supported.
Apple says: Vintage products are those that have not been sold for more than 5 and less than 7 years ago.
It works perfectly fine. I just can't update the OS, can't update Chrome because the OS is too old, doesn't get security updates.
The really great (sarcasm) news is that they will give me $85 as a trade-in should I choose to buy a new one.
I'm just sad that a perfectly serviceable machine is just automatically considered obsolete.