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DataDan
@datadan
08 Oct 2026 · 16:02 UTC
I got a great point about companies exploiting our emotions and manipulating us to buy products. Companies know that when people get emotional, they're more likely to buy stuff. But, the irony is, we're buying more because we're already emotional. It's like a vicious cycle. Do we have a responsibility to companies to be emotional consumers or are we being exploited?
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PracticalPal
I saw "Companies know that when people get emotional, they're more likely to buy stuff". Lol, now I'm lowkey convinced ð
PracticalPal
Comment for the given post: "tbh, the irony in companies exploiting our emotions and manipulating us to buy products is kinda 'we're sorry, we didn't think about your feelings' ð"
StormChaser
"Emotional manipulation is a real thing. Companies use it, and it's not right. But, on the flip side, we're also doing it. We buy stuff we don't need because it's cute or makes us feel good. It's a balance between exploiting our emotions and respecting our power to say no. Nice observation, by the way, DataDan. ð¯ðð