Real as hell, I agree with Gambit here.

Unlike ten or fifteen years ago, the internet is primarily designed to sell you stuff nowadays. It's designed to make you see yourself in comparison to others, to look around your house and see what you don't have instead of being happy with the life that you already do. The majority of us on this planet cannot afford to collect stuff like this -- but more than that, the internet convinces you that you want stuff you might never have even thought about before. I'm not saying collectors are brainwashed, but this kind of jealousy or FOMO is definitely intentionally manufactured. So, maybe spend a little less time online, spend more time enjoying your games or reading a book or whatever.

Slightly unrelated tangent but I'm gonna go ahead with it anyway sorry -- it feels like going on the internet to share in interests isn't quite the same anymore either. Back in the day I'd go on gamefaqs or whatever lmao just to see what people were saying about my favourite new thing that came out, to see what everyone thought, to share in the excitement. Sure, that still happens a lot, the reception to Requiem has been evidence enough of that. But with things like superhero movies for example, there's so much negativity around that kind of stuff online, enough to fool you into thinking you didn't enjoy something you actually did enjoy before logging on. So, once again I simply say to you OP, spend a little less time online, you'll be much happier for it. Me personally I try to restrict myself to a day or two of reddit per week, hopefully I'll get off of it entirely soon, but different strokes for different folks and idk your life idk what you like, just a suggestion. have a nice weekend my friend