No matter what you do, someone somewhere will find fault with it - and because there's no art to unfurl the construction of the heart of a people by what they display, some will pretend a moderate living not because they're, but because they want to pick at you or yours. If you ask me, it's not because it sucks to be you; it's usually because what it takes to be you is too high for them to reach.
I know someone who less than a couple years ago will turn up his nose and call you aimless for buying a mobile phone in excess of 1500 Dalasis (£25). Today, he's so comfortable that he spends money for no reason; said: "of what use is it if you can't flaunt it?" So his was a case of the "sour grapes" fable. In a nutshell, because it's easy for people to despise what they can't have, learn to tell between what they say to you in good faith and what I call a downright emission of coherent nonsense.
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