People's conversations increasingly revolve around their income and how they spend it.While this development can be attributed to social expectations fueled by the recent popularity of social media, it has detrimental effects on people's mental health, making people less happy and contributing to social isolation.Social expectations play a significant role in shaping people's behavior and aspirations, including their desire to talk about and display wealth. In many societies, there is a cultural emphasis on material success and the accumulation of wealth as a symbol of status, power, and achievement. This creates pressure for people to meet those expectations and gain acceptance recognition.

This pressure is complicated by social media. Social media platforms portray extravagant lifestyles and encourage people to flaunt their material possessions as a means of social validation. Instagram, for example, is known for its visual nature where people showcase their luxurious lifestyles. Many users, especially influencers and celebrities, post photos and videos of their cars an clothing, exotic vacations, and high-end possessions to garner attention from their followers. This can inspire others to do the same.

This constant need to brag about money has several implications on a person's mental well-being. Firstly, when people others showing off their wealth on social media or in real life, this can lead to feeling of inadequacy and low self-esteem. Over time, this comparison can create a sense of dissatisfaction with a person's a person's life and possessions, contributing to feelings of worthlessness and unhappiness.

Besides this, constantly talking about money and flaunting wealth can cause social isolation.This is because such behavior can sometimes lead to a superficial approach to relationships. People may find it difficult to form genuine connections based on shared interest and values, as their relationships may be influenced primarily by the desire for social validation and financial gain. This can result in feelings of loneliness.

In conclusion, the need to gain acceptance and recognition in the eyes of others coupled with the rise of social media are the primary reasons why people like to talk about money in their day-to-day conversations. In my opinion, this turn of events is mostly undesirable as it can lead to unnecessary comparison with others and social isolation, negatively impacting people's mental well-being.

In many countries, people increasingly talk about money ( how much they earn or how much they pay for things) in their daily conversations.

Why? is this a positive or negative development?

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So today this little boy came into the store and asked me,'Where do you guys have the cheapest shoes?' So I showed him where they are. So I asked him. If these were for school. He said yea. I looked at his feet and saw the shoes that he was wearing were destroyed. Literally, they were breaking apart. I asked him if he wore that for the first day of school, and he said yes.

He told me in a low voice a story, and that sh*t broke my heart. I told him. Don't worry. Pick any shoe you like. He said why 'I'm not gonna have the money. "I told him, "Don't worry, I'll buy them for you.'he was like 'really?!!' I said yea, of course. He got his favorite shoes. And I told him to make me a promise. To get good grades and be good in school. He said he promised. He kept telling me this was unreal and couldn't believe it was happening.

So my new buddy walked off of the finish line with a brand new pair of shoes for the school year. Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone with a smile on their face. Helping people is the best gift god has given me. Have a good school year. Bless up."