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On New Year's Eve, I offer you 20,000 to work overtime,
Are you willing?
This question
seems to ask about money,
but in reality, it's testing one thing:
👉 Do you have the ability to "refuse high prices" in your life?
When a person
must accept any price,
what they truly lack
is never just money.

A person’s true sign of being “trapped by money”
has never been low income.
It’s—
once the expectation of “short-term no money” appears,
the whole person begins to shrink.
They don’t dare to change direction,
don’t dare to pause,
don’t dare to make mistakes,
and even don’t dare to let the account balance temporarily drop.
On the surface,
this is “being responsible for the future.”
But in reality,
what you’re often afraid of isn’t money itself,
but:
👉 Once you run out of money, your sense of security can collapse instantly.
So you’ll find:
many people say they w

Why are more and more people choosing not to work and staying unemployed at home?
For some positions,
the net income from working
really isn't better than not working.
So, is not working a form of laziness,
or a rational choice?

When you realize that
your life might just be that of an ordinary person,
leaving no "marks" behind,
does living still have meaning?
How do you answer this question?

Saving 1,000 a month,
Only 12,000 a year.
Is this amount really meaningful?
If it can never change your social class,
Then saving consistently,
Is it about self-discipline,
Or self-comfort?
The more brutal question is:
What's truly frightening,
Is it saving money slowly,
Or a person
Who has lost the ability to delay gratification for the future?

Medicine has become so advanced,
Cancer and organ transplants are making breakthroughs,
So why does "hair loss" still remain an unsolvable problem?
Is it a matter of technology?
Or—
🤔Hair loss has never been considered an "important issue"?
When a person experiences hair loss,
What they lose may be more than just hair,
It’s confidence, attractiveness,
And a sense of control over life.
What do you think,
Why has hair loss never been truly resolved?
👇 I want to hear your opinion

Sex, is it really the lubricant of marriage or intimate relationships?
Or,
Is it just a temporary buffer that masks deeper issues?
If a relationship
can only be maintained through sex,
then when it gradually disappears,
what is left?
What do you think?

Brother Mao discovered something very strange:
I ask about her every day,
She says I’m too clingy,
Immature,
And lacking a sense of security.
Another guy is busy with his career every day,
Only contacts her once in a while,
And she says:
“He’s really charming.”
“He has his own world.”
“I’m so touched.”
So the question is—
Did I do something wrong?
Or in a relationship,
Does the person you care about more become cheaper?