<prompt> Human: Im 22; I only make around 900-1000 USD a month, but I dont have any debt in repayment or insurance, car, etc... and I live in a cheap area of the country. After all expenses, I end up having 150-200 in spending money a month. Im using some of it to pay off capitalizationinterest on my grad student loan 15K after interest, worst case. Im using direct deposit to put 20 of each paycheck in savings, which ends up being 180-200 a month into it.However, I have of late noticed myself buying more things that I supposedly need on Amazon, and eating out more often.Im torn between reining in my finances, continuing my somewhat extreme frugality, or accepting that I deserve nice things.For reference, heres a list of my last purchases: a USB power outlet; a meal at my own restaurant; some PBR and chips; winter cycling gloves; window privacy film; a daily devotional book; cheap bluetooth headphones; Costco multivitamins; 10 envelopes; a pill box and splitter; a hanging closet organizer; and Christmas presents books for my family.  <response>: I wouldnt be too hard on yourself for some 10 envelopes, a daily devotional book or Christmas presents for your family. You have income so you can provide for yourself and for others. The multivitamins probably dont do anything for you, so theres that.I typically recommend that people on a limited budget limit themselves to cash payments as much as possible. Its much harder to spend cash you dont have, than credit you cant afford to pay back. 