Flashy Brand Labels Flowing Out, Big Names And Wheels Driving Down, You Know They Are In There Right

It's the worst thing in the world isn't it? You are driving down the lane and you see the brand name car that's associated with the word "extra" and the driver is stone faced. Like a murdered. Sad looking. Not happy definitely. All that "extra" and they lose just what they always wanted and still do (how long would it take for them to admit it?) -- happiness, fun, laughs, smiles and friends/fwiends. Too bad. So sad. Could you pull it off?

A study at Wharton / University of Pennsylvania said just this. Half the reported suicides in the age bracket of 41 to 53 had bought an extra car within 18 months of suicide. What a connection to never forget. It used to be dentists. Now it's the showoff.

They feel and emotionalize sadness. They are unhappy and need something they determine. They fill in their cogency with content about stuff, not actions and ideas of positive ebb. They then decide to buy their destination, and what a rough and wrong decision/sion. Ouch again.

Stuff doesn't make you happier. It just makes the lack of happiness look better to others. It smooths that depressed road. Depression still though.

Can you see it? Can you see the sadness in choosing the extra car and not a new tendency that would work and play you up. They are off in happiness/smiles/laughs/fun and experience of positivity. They are off and they have noticed. So they go to the showroom and decide to showoff a new extra car (seldom, less than 8%, buy used during this pre-suicide time). Then they become showoffs even more.

Studies have shown from Stanford and UPenn that when you are off in these manners and means, you feel and emotionalize the need to show others what you guess they can't discern/awareness/observe themselves. The stuff of good and positive flow. The stuff they are off in.

They want to show everyone, someone, somebody that they are ON. Not off. With stories and stuff. Sad. Too bad. So glad it's not you?