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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Post away, OP.  I like seeing pics of my friends' homes.  I am very happy with my own nice, modestly-sized home and wouldn't be envious at all of your giant new build.  Trust me, if I know where you live I know about what you spent anyway.  But I would like to see what you chose as finishings, style, etc.  Like HGTV but even better since I know you.

I like seeing pics of people's vacations, too.  The more luxe, the better.  I am happy for my friends who get to go cool places, and someday when I travel again I'll post pics too.

The "hide everything" people seem to me to be the ones who must be deeply unhappy/jealous to anticipate their success causing so much angst in others.  Projecting, I'd bet.
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Some people just aren't into being flashy.  And whether you want to admit it or not, if you are posting a ton of pictures of your vacations and your house, et cetera, on a social media platform, then you are being flashy.

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I'm the PP you quoted.  Trust me, any pics I post that include my, as I said, very modest house and "vacations" (to grandma's house this year, woo hoo!) are not flashy, nor do I consider them likely to inspire others with jealousy.  But thanks for the laugh![/quote]

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