The comment, “na because them never get money,” implies that staying inactive on WhatsApp or setting privacy controls is solely due to financial constraints. This assumption reduces personal choices to economic status, overlooking legitimate reasons like privacy, mental health, or a preference for offline living. Not everyone is driven by social media visibility, regardless of their financial situation.
Such remarks perpetuate the toxic notion that wealth dictates behavior and pressures individuals to prove their worth through online presence. It’s essential to recognize that personal boundaries are valid, with or without financial influence, and respect different ways people manage their digital lives.
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