Anonymous
07/13/2025 21:05
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
Everyone in real life seems wealthy to me. Well not everyone, but those that i interact with professionally and socially.
Anonymous
07/13/2025 20:07
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
A lot of people are being given items for free to show on social media in an attempt to influence people to buy them. Their trip is paid for by a resort and then they posts and videos about how great it is so we'll want to go there.
We are never seeing people's credit card bills - are they paying the bare minimum?
People use Only Fans to make extra cash.
We are never seeing people's credit card bills - are they paying the bare minimum?
People use Only Fans to make extra cash.
Anonymous
07/13/2025 20:03
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
I'm not on social media and no, I am not sensitive to other people's financial status. I know very well where I stand, and I'm fine with it.
Pick other stuff to look at, OP, and the algorithm will show you something else.
Pick other stuff to look at, OP, and the algorithm will show you something else.
Anonymous
07/13/2025 19:59
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
Just saw a stat, 46% of Americans carry a credit card balance, avg balance is $7200. We live in a consumer driven society.
No need to keep up with the Jones. Reduce some consumer spending and build wealth through saving and careful investing.
No need to keep up with the Jones. Reduce some consumer spending and build wealth through saving and careful investing.
Anonymous
07/13/2025 14:14
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
Our entire country depends on consumers spending. We are all brainwashed to do it.
The first couple of lessons you need to teach your kids.. no matter what..
1. Save at least 30% of what they make
2. Spend less than what's left
If they can operationalize this in their lives, they are golden. Doesn't matter what they do for a living.
The first couple of lessons you need to teach your kids.. no matter what..
1. Save at least 30% of what they make
2. Spend less than what's left
If they can operationalize this in their lives, they are golden. Doesn't matter what they do for a living.
Anonymous
07/13/2025 13:51
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
I once worked for a credit repair company. It opened my eyes. Sometimes I wonder if this country is a giant ponzi scheme and we are all in a dream. What shocked me was the high number of high income people with crippling debt etc with very expensive assets.
Anonymous
07/12/2025 21:10
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
They are all fakes. But I am sure you knew that.
Anonymous
07/12/2025 21:10
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
Social media serves you posts based on what you have watched in the past. You are interacting with posts of wealthy people and getting served more wealthy people posts.
Anonymous
07/12/2025 21:08
Subject: How social media skews our perceptions of wealth
Why does everyone seem so wealthy on social media?