For my birthday, as a gift my brother very generously said I could buy whatever I wanted and he would pay. My limit was £1000. Isn't he just the best brother ever?!
My birthday was over a month ago now so I have put a lot of thought into what I wanted to get.
I have always wanted to buy a posh bag but have never been able to afford it. I went up to Leeds for the weekend and that was my opportunity to search out the perfect bag.
I fell in love with a 'raspberry' Mulberry bag. It's bright, shiny and the complete opposite of any other bag I own. A complete impulse buy. A very expensive impulse buy.
Now I feel guilty. I haven't really used it yet - which I thought I would. I think this is a symptom of my guilt.
I spoke to my mum last night and was talking about my bag. She said my brother had told her the price and she was going to buy me a glass case to put it in. I then asked her if she thought it was too extravagant. She replied "Well if it's what you want".
Her tone made it clear that she thought I had taken advantage of my brother's generousity and used his money frivolously.
I now feel even more guilty. I am on the verge of taking the bag back.
I am torn. On the one hand, I do love the bag but on the other hand I now hate myself for buying it.
Jembajr
Pro

I'll have it
Seriously, you should enjoy it - your brother obviously loves you a lot and wanted to get you something that YOU wanted - there's no way you took advantage - it was his limit of £1000 - taking advantage would be getting him to buy you you something that was way over what he could afford.
Now, get that bag stuffed with lipstick and tissues and get out there and flaunt it!!