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Great Expectations Social Barriers

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April 4, 2014

 

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Likewise, money does not provide a happy future. Money can only buy material possessions. For a truly happy life, one must have healthy relationships, like that of Joe and Biddy. A person with money and no social skills will often become depressed due to their lack of relationships. Even the poorest person can lead a richer life than the wealthiest man in the world...
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Happiness comes easy to a happy family that gets along. Money isn't needed for a fun time either. A poor family can entertain each other with good conversation. Low class people get along with a variety of people. There are no stipulations on who a low-class citizen can talk to, where high-class people have such barriers as peer pressure and spoiled tendencies...
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