It's always about how he/she looks.
How much is spent
The perfume
The car
The glam and generosity.
Isn't it contradictory that a person in his will to attain success is supposed to save up and invest for a better future ( delayed gratification), yet an important criteria in today's world ,you're judged by your ability to spend unceremoniously, irrespective of whatever you have going on(long term or short term).
The thought of this probably makes sense to you now, but in the position of comparison, a man who spends 5 million naira in the club but has a total of 10 million naira is accorded a certain respect and considered richer than someone who owns a business that makes 200 thousand naira weekly.
How ironical!!
The society is like a doctrine where we just grow up into existing ideologies without questioning the rationale behind such acts / beliefs.
The worship of money subconsciously alters our decision making especially when it's lavishly spent!
The pressure to create a sustainable market in the long run is difficult when there's a lack of patience.
What is the exception? Maybe if somehow you own a fucking house and multi-million naira business and still find a way to be a lavish spender, I guess that would be the proper definition of a successful person in Nigeria.
Poverty is most probably a root cause, but the lack of proper reorientation is a problem.
No one seems to care anymore.
As long as it looks like a snake, it's definitely a snake!
From a logical standpoint when you don't spend or look lavish it's assumed you have nothing going on!
Most of us are the culprits of judgement( the halo effect) which
includes me sadly.
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