Gibson Memphis ES-335 Satin 2019 Vintage Sunburst

I bought this guitar a few weeks ago on "a whim" just because I wanted to have a Gibson. I had been craving a Gibson guitar for a few months and from all the Les Pauls, and SGs I tried, this is the one I actually liked and felt comfortable playing.

As a strat guy, the neck shape (med-C) felt the most comfortable, specially as the back of the neck is satin, unlike most other Gibsons.

The guitar is beautiful, I'm seriously blow away by the quality. My favorite thing is that it's so resonant, so I've been playing it a lot unplugged. Plugged sounds even better and I'm loving all the combinations of tones you can get out of it (although I don't like humbuckers, these ones sound pretty good).

A few weeks later, I'm kinda regretting buying it for a few reasons:

1. I've been playing guitar seriously since August of last year. And I'm still not at the stage where I feel I've earned the right to own this guitar. In few words, it feels like too much guitar for a noob.
2. It feels even more wasteful as I have 3 other guitars, one of which is the guitar of my dreams and the one I play most of the time. No matter how nice this Gibson is, it doesn't have the emotional bond that I have with my strat. Plus, I don't need 4 guitars.
3. It's too nice of a guitar that I find myself babysitting it and being extra careful not to hit it. I like to have the freedom to walk around my house playing guitar without worrying about hitting it against the wall.
4. I already tickled my fancy of owning a Gibson, and honestly, they're not for me. I play with my thumb over, and Gibson's necks are too wide to do it comfortably. So I didn't bond with the neck as I much as I hoped.

I've only been playing this guitar for a few weeks so it's pretty much new. It comes with all the case candy.