Everything has to be minimalist now. Your home. Your clothes. Your make-up. Your pantry. Even consuming less seems to require the correct aesthetic. And this creates a strange contradiction: sometimes, we buy a whole collection of new products to help us stop buying so much. In this episode of Cita con el español, we talk about underconsumption, sustainability on social media and the moment when a useful personal choice becomes a moral competition. Is consuming less always accessible? Are we repairing and reusing things because it helps—or because we want other people to see how responsible we are? Natural Spanish from Spain · B2–C1 📎 Cita Notes #13: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ywkrX808cIHbHMC_r4NVoeHjMVIvs2yC/view?usp=share_link You’ll hear three useful Spanish expressions: – irse al otro extremo; – convertir algo en una competición; – aprovechar algo hasta el final. ¿Qué objeto continúas utilizando aunque esté viejo o desgastado? ¿Crees que comprar menos se ha convertido en una nueva forma de presumir? Cuéntamelo en los comentarios.