During early customer market research of people in serious financial difficulty, it became apparent that there was a human tendency to assign the feeling of the burden of debt to an almost imaginary creature that followed you everywhere. It was clear that people regularly used this mental imagery technique as a way of coping. Hence the debt monster which you can tame.
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