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indulge oneself

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Having more money allows one to realize more of the sought after things such as more spacious and finer cars and houses, going for more holidays and to exotic places, or to indulge oneself with luxuries.
Even excessive cosmetic surgery is a simply a way to please and indulge oneself, no different than buying a fancy car or decorating the living room.
ONE of the reasons for going on holiday is to indulge oneself.
 
 
 
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