Blinded By Money

Most, if not all, people would love to have a large amount of money just given to them. They say this because they feel that money can solve almost all their problems and worries. However, while it may be true that having money can take care of your basic human needs like food and a place to live, having too much money can be bad for your body and mind alike. As humans one of our most common instincts in current times is that we need to have lots and lots of money to be happy and live a good life, We put so much value on getting money that people focus so much on getting money that they stop actually living life. People sometimes if you aren’t rich you have a bad terrible life that isn’t worth living. This is far from the truth yet most people don't realize because they are controlled by money itself.
First off, having more money then necessary can lead to deterioration of values and morals. Becoming rich can make a person overly proud, arrogant, very self-indulgent and up-tight. The rich can afford flash cars, branded clothing, and expensive jewellery. They always look well taken care of and so they become vain and proud. Putting too much value on material things makes a person shallow. They think highly of themselves and look down on others who struggle with finances and other things that money is a major factor in. In addition, the rich may be used to solving their problems by throwing large amounts of money around and forgetting the problem entirely and that can lead them to not being able to tell right from wrong any more. They begin to think that whatever they do is right and they can't ever be wrong. Hence, having too much money can change your personality, misguide you and destroy your moral values and make you an un-liked person in general.
Secondly, being very wealthy can affect relationships. A wealthy person will attract insincere people who try to befriend them for personal gain and advance themselves with the intention of doing whatever they have