When I was in college, I had several very good friends. When I was at school, I felt that everyone had the same conditions, but they were also parents. My inferiority complex wouldn't be so strong. A few years after graduation, everyone's situation began to be different. At this time, my friends had luxury cars and mansions, but they were still poor and felt very inferior.

Last month, a good friend of mine got married and we went to the wedding. Only then did I know that my classmate was a rich man. Their house was demolished and they lost some money and a piece of land. They built a house on this land with compensation and some savings. Finally, they built two five-story buildings, each with a building area of about 1500 square meters. Downstairs is a small facade room, and the second to fourth floors are like hotels. The fifth floor was built by themselves, with one for parents, brothers and sisters.

Now that the house is rented out, five years' rent can earn all the principal back, and the rest is pure profit. My classmate works in the local government, and it is particularly easy to work every month. He and his brother set up a small company to do warm-up activities for developers and wedding etiquette. He can earn 1 million a year, but it is more troublesome to pay the bill. He bought a car at the real estate office for convenience.

The object of marriage is a little girl ten years younger than herself. She looks good. She has been pregnant for several months. We look at our classmates' luxury cars and beautiful families, and we are sincerely happy and feel invisible inferiority. They all graduated from the same school, which is a bit big. However, inferiority complex is also temporary, far from it. Life is still long. As long as you work hard, you will meet your material requirements sooner or later.

Did this happen to you when you asked this question? Don't be afraid of inferiority, turn inferiority into strength and create your own happy life.