Buyer’s Remorse is commonly associated with purchasing something and then experiencing disappointment or unexpected consequences from the initial agreement.
Things like buying a house, car, even insurance are common culprits, especially if you thought you may have been selecting ‘peace of mind’.
Buyer’s Remorse is something thousands are being afflicted by when it comes to politics, partly because of an entrenched Australian ethos of always giving someone ‘a fair go’.
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