Money dysmorphia?
Another nonsense term? Or another idicator that choosing to believe anything digital is “real” has very real effects on our mental and societal wellbeing.
(The term refers to believing you are poorer in realative terms than you are by only comparing yourself upwards towards the hyper visible, hyper consumer social media cyphers of our species)
Your thoughts on how perceived inequality could be as destructive as the real thing (and goodness knows there’s enough of *that* without added digital smoke and mirrors) when it comes to social cohesion and voting preferences (or lack thereof)?
Read more :
Not comfortable in your own budget : https://wwd.com/business-news/business-features/gen-z-millennials-obsessed-being-rich-1236150794/
The (very) state we’re in : https://wwd.com/business-news/business-features/gen-z-millennials-obsessed-being-rich-1236150794/
When you don’t identify with your bank balance