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Abbyguy
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I guess they do if the believe the philosphy of "the haves, and have nots'".
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Most times people do. A man is measured by the number and quality of his personal belongings.
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I don't. I couldn't say for most people. Probably the wealthier you are, the more you and other people are likely to equate who you are with what you have. If I suddenly didn't have the things I have now, the person I am wouldn't suddenly disappear as well. My material possessions are not a PART of me.
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I have priceless things. Memories. I loathe the thought of having a huge home and expensive things weighing me down. I just have an exciting life, and bitchen things that I love. Maybe someday that will change. Some people think that they are successful once they own a home, are married with children, and have expensive cars. To me that is boring. It reminds me of my Aunt and Uncle.
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Not me. But unfortunately money is too important to alot of people
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I, personally, don't. I am my actions and my character, not my things!
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