Anonymous wrote:Yeah, that's another thing. I want to leave money for my kids. I really wanted a $1,200 purse and decided against. With a lot of those purchases I think of what it would mean to my child if I just put that money away and left it for them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I see posts like this, I wish for them to have real struggles. For example, stage 4 Cancer. I do not worry about what I have or where anyone else is after that.
Every day is a gift. FWIW, my net worth is 1 mil at 51.
You are a horrible person.
Who wishes cancer on anyone?
OMG. I am the ppx2. This did not come out the way I wanted it to....I do not wish the struggles, rather, when they have read struggles.. . it should have read :
When I see posts like this, I wish for them to understand real struggles. For example, I have stage 4 Cancer. I do not worry about what I have or where anyone else is after that.
Every day is a gift. FWIW, my net worth is 1 mil at 51.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op good job saving money. What I've noticed as I moved in to a more affluent neighborhood is that my neighbors are more concerned with the appearance of affluence and spend unreasonably. As I've gotten to know people here I am stunned by how little most of them have saved. My dh and I have been accused of not being able to afford our home but we have several million saved and continue to save. Overt displays of wealth, like those housewife type shows, are tacky.
Op remember that having money is more impressive than spending money.
Are you serious? By your neighbors, no less? No wonder OP feels poor! With friends like that, who needs enemies?
American suburban culture is so messed up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I see posts like this, I wish for them to have real struggles. For example, stage 4 Cancer. I do not worry about what I have or where anyone else is after that.
Every day is a gift. FWIW, my net worth is 1 mil at 51.
You are a horrible person.
Who wishes cancer on anyone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op good job saving money. What I've noticed as I moved in to a more affluent neighborhood is that my neighbors are more concerned with the appearance of affluence and spend unreasonably. As I've gotten to know people here I am stunned by how little most of them have saved. My dh and I have been accused of not being able to afford our home but we have several million saved and continue to save. Overt displays of wealth, like those housewife type shows, are tacky.
Op remember that having money is more impressive than spending money.
Are you serious? By your neighbors, no less? No wonder OP feels poor! With friends like that, who needs enemies?
American suburban culture is so messed up.[/quote]
Yes, it is. My dh and I are about 10 years older than most of the neighbors. They are very influenced by the housewife reality type shows and care very much like they look like they belong. I've been stunned by the number of repossessed houses in our very small neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Op good job saving money. What I've noticed as I moved in to a more affluent neighborhood is that my neighbors are more concerned with the appearance of affluence and spend unreasonably. As I've gotten to know people here I am stunned by how little most of them have saved. My dh and I have been accused of not being able to afford our home but we have several million saved and continue to save. Overt displays of wealth, like those housewife type shows, are tacky.
Op remember that having money is more impressive than spending money.
Yes, neighborhood has a lot to do with it. OP would feel wealthy in my neighborhood!Anonymous wrote:Op good job saving money. What I've noticed as I moved in to a more affluent neighborhood is that my neighbors are more concerned with the appearance of affluence and spend unreasonably. As I've gotten to know people here I am stunned by how little most of them have saved. My dh and I have been accused of not being able to afford our home but we have several million saved and continue to save. Overt displays of wealth, like those housewife type shows, are tacky.
Op remember that having money is more impressive than spending money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I see posts like this, I wish for them to have real struggles. For example, stage 4 Cancer. I do not worry about what I have or where anyone else is after that.
Every day is a gift. FWIW, my net worth is 1 mil at 51.
You are a horrible person.
Anonymous wrote:When I see posts like this, I wish for them to have real struggles. For example, stage 4 Cancer. I do not worry about what I have or where anyone else is after that.
Every day is a gift. FWIW, my net worth is 1 mil at 51.