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Freda Bunny
2 hrs agoIt’s funny, isn’t it?
Once you're born poor, you're not just born into poverty—
You're born into a mentality.
A mindset where suffering is normal.
Poverty is normal.
There’s no “better tomorrow”—that’s normal too.
Don’t dream too big, they say.
You’ll never reach it anyway.
Be grateful for that piece of bread.
Be grateful for that crumb of rice.
Be grateful for the scraps.
It’s hilarious, really.
Poor people are raised to believe that if you’re truly good, truly kind… you’ll eventually be rich.
What a joke.
The truth?
Poor people and rich people go to two very different schools.
One teaches survival.
The other teaches dominance.
In the poor school, they don’t teach you how to get rich.
They teach you how to obey. How to serve. How to endure.
They hand you a certificate and send you off into a system designed to keep you where you started.
A job.
A struggle.
A cycle.
And breaking out?
It’s not just hard—it’s like clawing through concrete.
Because the rich, the powerful, the well-connected—
They’re holding the key.
And they’re not giving it up easily.
While the rich teach their children how to buy stocks, build empires, and flip investments,
The poor are taught how to make mats and memorize math.
Useful? Yes.
Liberating? No.
No one teaches the actual secrets to wealth in school.
How to own.
How to build.
How to grow.
And by the time you realize it…
You’re already neck-deep in the system.
Stuck.
Unless you choose otherwise.
Because here’s the truth:
Out of every hundred people, maybe one will break out.
Not because they’re more talented.
Not because they’re more deserving.
But because they learned the truth early.
Step one: Drop the poverty mindset.
If you truly believe there's no way out, then there won’t be.
But if you know there is—and you start searching?
Congratulations.
You’ve taken your first step out of the matrix.