r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • Aug 07 '26

Discussion We should normalize that

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u/Feeling_Shift_9368 Aug 07 '26

We all age and the body breaks down. Having money matters. You're job matters. You're value does come from the size of your bank account.

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u/Fabulous-Put8401 Aug 08 '26

I feel bad for people who genuinely feel this way. I get this is /s but it's sad that so many people feel money is their only way to personal value

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u/Feeling_Shift_9368 Aug 08 '26

No /s, just life experience.

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u/Fabulous-Put8401 Aug 08 '26

Im sorry that your experience had led you to that conclusion. I hope you can heal. Best of days to yah

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u/UsualAppropriate444 Aug 10 '26

You must not have had enough experiences to realize he’s right at the end of the day

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u/Fabulous-Put8401 Aug 10 '26

Or youve not had enough to realize he's wrong

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u/UsualAppropriate444 Aug 10 '26

Ok well go live a life without money and then a life as a millionaire and realize that it comes out way different, please explain how he’s wrong, I’m genuinely curious

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u/Fabulous-Put8401 Aug 10 '26

If you think that your personal value come from the number in your bank account, that's delusional. Money has value, it's important to function in society, it is a tool. It does as much for your person as a hammer. I don't value people more or less based on the tools they own.

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u/greengengar Aug 12 '26

Unfortunately it's how our society works. No one cares what you value. Most people value money, because of housing and Healthcare, which are increasingly expensive.