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Easy to understand. When you are self-made wealthy you have a lot more pride and ego which can correlate with flaunting wealth. When you merely inherit wealth
by xwdv 5y ago
Easy to understand. When you are self-made wealthy you have a lot more pride and ego which can correlate with flaunting wealth.
When you merely inherit wealth and grow up around it all the time, you may wrestle with imposter syndrome and wonder if you still would have been just as wealthy if you didn’t start off that way. Your life may be a struggle to find your way out of the shadow of your ancestors achievements and make your own identity. This creates insecurity. Until you have made your own significant accomplishments you may not be comfortable flaunting your wealth, and even then there is a tendency to try to rewrite history to make it seem like you were less fortunate than you actually were.
- mistrial9 5y agoanalytically what you say makes sense, but in reality individual people have muscles, hair and mental focus -- more of less of those. Look at the outrageous flaunting that goes on in the ghettoes .. or the demure life of a modest family member in a high-scale estate. The exceptions have to define the rules, because, there is no "2.5 children" if you get my drift