Governmental factors like inflation cause many households to struggle for bare necessities. Scraping the last of your coins for rent, food and electricity to survive. But with the added influence of social media, who's the new kid on the block increasing peer pressure and trends for revenue. In this situation, we turn to fast fashion like Amazon or Shein, convenient to fit in. It's too good to be able to last.

Average people are sucked into the too-good-to-be-true marketing scheme. This has given Australia an insatiable appetite for convenience and disposability and created excessive consumerism and throwaway fashion, trapping us in a cycle of endless purchasing.

With addition of social media, the average Australian household couldn’t possibly compete with the amount of spending pressure and culture.

De-conform to break the corporate cycle and live in inexpensive peace. Ignore trends. It's time for change.