You know how some people have the Drunk Calling™ disease? And then there's other nameless individuals who have the Drunken Ebay Purchasing™ disease? A nameless and faceless 'they' say the first step to recovery is admitting you might have a problem ('might' being the operative word).
Dear readers... it's possible I have a disease called The I-Deserve-It Online Shopping Disease™ and YOU MIGHT HAVE IT TOO! The only way I can justify my latest purchase is by sharing what little information is known about this disorder. Translated? This is my petty and crude attempt to get you guys buying stuff on this site too, so, you know, I'm like all normal 'n stuff. But first, let's review a few of the tell tale symptoms...
I bought something today. First of all check out this website: Iron-On Resistance. Then check out the bags and accessories (purses, clutches, and wallets). Aren't they the most beautiful things you've ever seen? Did you *see* the pink? Oh GOD the pink!
It just so happens I don't own a stylish, pink, ÜberDesigner clutch covered in classy flourishes like those making appearances in previous sopheava.com incarnations. Fate's hard at work to bring us together my friends, clearly. Who am I to fight the inevitable?
Isn't it the most beautiful thing you've ever seen?!

Comments
You've just done uber evil to me, you know that right? And the pink gun clutch was sold out...
That's really weird because when I bought mine this morning your clutch was still there. Is there *anything* pink left???
SO CUTE!
Do they offer a matching lipstick case and keyring, cuz I think you totally deserve those too ;)) Can you imagine how thrilled Bella would be to be ignited with some pretty pink keyring goodness?
So... when do you go shopping for the perfect pink dress (or maybe just a simple black one) to match?
Well I actually did find something *else* pink and cutsey for myself...I guarantee you that as soon as you posted *all of the cool kids* went and snatched up everything pink!!
Why were my ears burning and my nose itching while reading the first paragraph?
It's not a disease -- it's a gift!
"A gift" is right. I don't think anyone denies that you're speshul (with an 'sh').
ooooooh how I've rubbed off on thee. You'll be buying Louis in no time at all. I looooove the purse. Love it.