one-lowmanship
the reverse of one-upmanship, one-lowmanship is practice of successively outdoing a compet-tor by spending less, having less, or doing less. originated on offbeat bride to describe the indie-er than thou, diy-er than thou, lower-budget than thou att-tude that nontraditional brides can sometimes slip into.
then she said, “you call that a low budget wedding? my wedding budget was $15, and we managed to feed 115 guests.” it was totally one-lowmanship.
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