the process by which a newspaper of note descends into the bowels of tabloid sensationalism or glossy-magazine frivolity, through the replacement of serious news by "lifestyle" features.
The New York Times was a great paper before lifestylization replaced the real journalism with page after page of celebrity gossip, wealth worship, and interior decorating tips.
by aluxeterna July 11, 2008
I believe in lifestylism, many Westerners can prevent their premature deaths due to heart attacks and obesity by adopting a lifestyle that includes exercising, healthy portioned and balanced meals, and avoiding toxic environments.
by immortalisaenigma November 23, 2013
"Man, I had such a rough night. I got wasted, lost all my clothes, and had to walk home."
"I know dude, this lifestyle!"
"I know dude, this lifestyle!"
by This Life Style October 26, 2005
Lifestyle creep refers to a phenomenon where an increase in income leads to an increase in nonessential expenses (things you don't really need).
When this happens, things that used to be luxuries become your new normal, you perceive them was if there essentials.
This phenomenon can start a loop:
You get a raise, so you have extra money.
You have extra money, so you spend more money.
You spend more money, so you live check to check.
You live check to check, so you work harder.
You work harder, so you get a raise.
When this happens, things that used to be luxuries become your new normal, you perceive them was if there essentials.
This phenomenon can start a loop:
You get a raise, so you have extra money.
You have extra money, so you spend more money.
You spend more money, so you live check to check.
You live check to check, so you work harder.
You work harder, so you get a raise.
Person A: I just got this huge raise, any ideas on what to spend it?
Person B: I think you should save it, lifestyle creep is easier to prevent than to stop.
Person B: I think you should save it, lifestyle creep is easier to prevent than to stop.
by __ no July 08, 2023
An intentional, manipulative, selfish, and exploitative financial dependence on others as reflected in a lack of motivation, low self-discipline, and inability to begin or complete responsibilities.
by pub10der November 05, 2013
“Dylan had more time to ride his Peloton because he lived a condo lifestyle and didn’t need to worry about mowing the lawn.”
by Blue Collar Father February 09, 2022