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omg the oil decanter for a giftDeligracy has been in full "preparing for Christmas" mode this weekend and I'd like to say some nice things first. Props to her for actually finding something more fulfilling than mindless online browsing. Last Christmas she said she doesn't like the consumerism aspect of Christmas and the fact that you have to buy presents for everybody. She said home-made presents are more meaningful. I have nothing bad to say about this, in fact I often do home-made stuff myself.
However, if you look back on some of Deli's gift-related videos, you will notice the following:
1) She is usually a "cheap" gift-giver, compared to the gifts she gets or buys for herself. In fact, over 50% of her gifts are just Happy Socks. Nothing against socks, we all need them, but I find it funny how Consumerism-Is-Bad Deli is only present when she has to buy gifts for others, even though a huge part of what she puts out there is her either buying expensive stuff, planning to buy something expensive, tagging brands, making mood boards and pining over expensive versions of stuff she could find cheaper.
2) If she did spend more on a gift than socks, she won't forget to mention it, as if it was a bigger sacrifice than what she was willing to make.
3) In her 2019 Christmas vlog, you can hear her say that her family didn't get her any presents for Christmas because "she already bought quite a lot of gifts for herself this year". To me, this signals that her "I want this thing so bad, but it's soooor expensive" *cue martyr face* is something she does around her family as well, probably until someone caves in and gives her the money. Never mind that Deli wouldn't look at anything under $200, but makes it seem as if she's Poor-Deli-Who-Can't-Even-Afford-a-T-shirt.
From what we were able to see over the years, Deli got some expensive gifts in the form of shoes, bags and what not. James rented a cabin with that whole gluten-free menu, flowers, wine tasting and fancy picnic for her birthday. When it came to James' birthday, Deli contemplated getting James an olive oil decanter that she wanted for herself. Let us not forget her eating the Valentine's Day muffin she got for him and them baking that replacement muffin that...was what it was.
Like I said, I think thoughtful, home-made gifts are great and I love that she decided to get more into this. But it's kind of hypocritical, with everything we witness Treat-Yourself-Deli buying, to preach all about her anti-consumerism stance only when it comes to spending money for others.
I saw this on Insta and I couldn’t help but laugh! It looks awful! If I would get that from her, I would accidentally drop it…omg the oil decanter for a giftwouldn’t be too bad if it was something he actually wanted but it was for her… how selfish
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Deli is legitimately the last person who should be talking about anti-consumerism. Not only do we constantly see her spend insane amounts of money on clothes and products constantly but she literally has a job where she plays a game developed by ea with insane amounts of dlc that isn’t stopping anytime soon. I think she’s just trying to say it to appear more mindful even though we all know that she’s dense and has no problem with buying nice things for herself but not willing to spend money on other people.Like I said, I think thoughtful, home-made gifts are great and I love that she decided to get more into this. But it's kind of hypocritical, with everything we witness Treat-Yourself-Deli buying, to preach all about her anti-consumerism stance only when it comes to spending money for others.
Thats what I was going to say. There is nothing the matter with home made gifts. But Deli is incredibly materialistic and seems to spend A crap ton of money all the time. I think she’s saying that because she thinks it makes her appear a better person.Deli is legitimately the last person who should be talking about anti-consumerism. Not only do we constantly see her spend insane amounts of money on clothes and products constantly but she literally has a job where she plays a game developed by ea with insane amounts of dlc that isn’t stopping anytime soon. I think she’s just trying to say it to appear more mindful even though we all know that she’s dense and has no problem with buying nice things for herself but not willing to spend money on other people.
I’ll kindly request some screenshots because I don’t watch Clare but your post had me in literal tears.I am catching up on Clare's NSB challenge and I forgot how much her cc annoys me. It is not because she uses alpha but because random townies walk around with the weirdest stuff. Like I swear the last seven episodes have had several townies walking around with a fake bubblegum bubble in their mouths like some sort of adult pacifier while others were just holding a random pumpkin.
Here is a quick one that I found that highlights both on one sim.I’ll kindly request some screenshots because I don’t watch Clare but your post had me in literal tears.
YUP. I actually find this really annoying, given how she only likes expensive, high-end things and apparently just learned a few days ago that drugstore brands can be pretty decent alternatives to her brand name, expensive make-up. Her anti-consumerism stuff makes me wonder if she actually doesn’t know what she’s talking about or if she’s trying to win internet points from her younger audience who think that “Christmas has gotten too commercialized” is a hot take.Deli is legitimately the last person who should be talking about anti-consumerism.
Oh Deli 100 percent gives cheap gifts then expects James and the family to give her something expensive! I can see her being sad if she didn't get what she wantedYUP. I actually find this really annoying, given how she only likes expensive, high-end things and apparently just learned a few days ago that drugstore brands can be pretty decent alternatives to her brand name, expensive make-up. Her anti-consumerism stuff makes me wonder if she actually doesn’t know what she’s talking about or if she’s trying to win internet points from her younger audience who think that “Christmas has gotten too commercialized” is a hot take.
she 100% strikes me as that person who spends as little as possible on gifts for other people while expecting them to shower her with whatever she wants. I can totally see her being disappointed that someone bought her a $70 sweater instead of a $300 sweater, you know?
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Oof not goodI was curious to see if she ever shared some of her graphic design work, so I stumbled upon this Daniel Wellington ad, back when their watches were all the rage. What do you think? Would you hire Deli to chew on your watches? Are "graphic design skills" cutting out the mouth and painting the background pink?
To be fair this was 7 years ago! I feel like this would’ve been cool in like 2013/2014I was curious to see if she ever shared some of her graphic design work, so I stumbled upon this Daniel Wellington ad, back when their watches were all the rage. What do you think? Would you hire Deli to chew on your watches? Are "graphic design skills" cutting out the mouth and painting the background pink?
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