As someone who also struggles with impulsivity and conditions like Tourette's syndrome, I can completely relate to the overwhelming feeling of FOMO when a new game or gadget comes out. The decision to purchase something like a Nintendo Switch, especially when combined with the latest buzz around Pokopia, can feel both thrilling and daunting at the same time. In my experience, the key is balancing excitement with a realistic view of what you actually need and can afford. It's perfectly normal to feel swept up by the hype, and the fear of missing out is a powerful motivator. But I’ve found that sharing the cost with a friend or family member, much like going ‘halvsies’ as described, can help make the financial aspect more manageable and reduces the pressure. Another thing that helped me was documenting my feelings and thoughts through vlogging or journaling. Even when tech issues caused some frustration, these methods kept me aware of my impulsive decisions and helped me reflect on whether those purchases were truly meaningful or just momentary urges influenced by the environment. Playing games like Pokopia and classic Pokemon has also served as a positive outlet, helping me focus my energy and enjoy social interactions with others who share similar interests. It's incredible how gaming can provide both an escape and a community, which is especially valuable when coping with neurological conditions. If you’re dealing with similar challenges, I’d encourage you to look out for support groups or forums where people share their experiences with Tourette's, impulsivity, ADHD, and FOMO—sometimes just knowing you’re not alone can make a huge difference. Lastly, remember to set boundaries for yourself. It’s okay to say no or pause before making big purchases. The joy of gaming will still be there when you're ready, and the best experiences come when you feel balanced and in control.