<prompt> Human: I have a 3 things laying around my house that I regret buying so much, and they were expensive enough that every time I see them, I realize how much more ahead Id be financially if I didnt buy them. The three things are1 expensive sneakers that I thought would be life-changing if I got them like Id be a new more interesting person, but turned out that I wore them a couple times then realized how embarrassing try-hard they actually are2 an older virtual reality system that I thought was the future of my entertainment and would be all Id need, but is now out of date and completely uninteresting to me3 a nice suit that I got on sale but is actually the wrong size but I got it because it was discounted so much, but I never wear it because its too big and when I priced the tailoring required, it cost almost the price of the suit so I didnt feel its worth itAnyways, each of these things just sit there and mock me. I would have an extra 2000 if I didnt buy them. Ive tried selling them on craigslist but theyre all hard things to sell at any reasonable price. I keep thinking how Im always short 50 or 100 a month and if I didnt buy them, I would be ahead of my monthly payments and wouldnt have to deal with a bunch of minor overage and late fees and stuff.Anyways, how do I reconcile this with myself? I feel like Ive permanently handicapped myself and even when I can save an extra 10 or so, itll take years to recoup the money.  <response>: Sell them all for whatever you can get, even if its quite a bit less than you originally paid. Since you have no use for them, its better to get some money back than none at all. And then consider it a lesson learned. Yes, you might have more money now if youd never bought them --- or perhaps youd have wasted that money on something else. You dont really know. Regardless, youve now suffered the consequences of overspending, and youre less likely to make that mistake again. 