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I want to look at the situation from a different point of view and this might sound weird....
I believe overspending during christmas by some people is as a result of materialism joined with the dysfunction of many families. Individuals frantically get away from their shrouded tragedies by working hard to really measure up to material encounters (computer games, new cars and so forth.) to adjust for the unlimited void they feel inside.
While obviously this applies consistently, it raises on the Christmas season. You simply must have the most current iPhone or your reality comes apart. Individuals currently love their telephones
more than one another, in any event at first glance level. Where it counts they're simply pursuing the rare snapshots of moment delight to like themselves, rather than settling the fundamental issue - the absence of significant connections and accordingly a lifetime dysfunctions in each and every issue on their lives.