Consumer

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A consumer is one who takes care of himself at his own expense.

The consumer is one of the ways of human life, along with the position of the Creator, Romantic and Parasite. The consumer is the lowest and at the same time the most typical variant of the Actor.

The consumer lives by taking care of himself, but he takes care of himself honestly, at his own expense, without infringing on the rights of others. If he does not have enough money, he will go and earn himself. Is there someone else taking his place? He will fight with him, but the fight will be fair. Got paid? — The consumer will arrange a holiday for himself and spend the money as he personally wants. And he doesn’t care about you. In a situation of danger, the Consumer saves himself, taking care of his own survival. The level of decency here is determined by the willingness to survive on your own at the expense of not just others, but your own. In a situation of competition for limited resources, the Consumer is an egoist who defends his interests in a fair fight. In a situation of well-being and abundance, the Consumer arranges for himself and his own — a Holiday. I have the right to get high and relax — let’s relax! But — on their own … For the Consumer, their own — those who are pleasant or useful. Who to have a good time with or who has money and connections. The Consumer’s Dream is legal viability. I am rich, healthy and with a clear conscience.

Of course, consumers are very different: narrow-minded and caring about those who care about him, thoughtless (hakuna-matata) and thinking about their future, straightforward and flexible, including only themselves personally in their “own” or caring for their loved ones, as about its continuation.

A smart Consumer may have «their own» that he cares about too. One for all, all for one, and he does not betray his own. But sun

The bottom line is not that «pushed» — this is normal. A sensible person differs from a loafer in that he can move those who are now away from his work — the point is that among all people there is a really lively person, worthy of interest and care — only he himself.

It hurts him — this is not right, because he should not be hurt. It hurts another — so what, what do I care? He got money — that’s good, you got money — it’s good only if something falls to him. He is not interested in life, more precisely, he is interested only to the extent that it relates to him personally. Its internal slogan is a catchphrase that the French Sun King, Louis XIV left behind in history: “After us, even a flood!”. The most important thing remains: such a person cares only about himself.

How does the Consumer relate to their own development? When and how much is he interested in developing his personality? — When it is personally beneficial and convenient for him, he will develop himself. When it is not fashionable, or the Consumer is tired, the age is not the same and the sofa is more attractive — at any development, the Consumer can easily score and stop in development. If the degradation of the personality turns out to be more convenient for him, the Consumer will roll down. Nevertheless, if the Consumer has been given a rigid framework since childhood, for example, a good religion, then he can hold on and even develop thanks to this.

As a personal construct, the Consumer (especially a man) is easily destroyed, falls into alcoholism and drugs. Indeed, if there are no external guidelines and the Consumer focuses only on himself, then he can easily choose what is personally convenient for him, without thinking about either others or his own prospects.