kulutushuippujen
Kulutushuippujen, or "consumption whirlpools," is a Finnish term used to describe the rapid and often excessive cycle of buying and discarding goods, particularly in modern consumer societies. The concept highlights how consumer culture can create a spiral of consumption where individuals feel compelled to continuously acquire new products to maintain social standing, emotional satisfaction, or perceived happiness. This phenomenon is closely linked to broader trends such as fast fashion, disposable electronics, and planned obsolescence, where products are designed to become obsolete or worn out quickly, encouraging repeated purchases.
The term reflects concerns about environmental sustainability, as the relentless acquisition of goods contributes to waste,
Psychologically, kulutushuippujen can lead to financial stress, debt, and dissatisfaction, as the temporary joy of new