Brag About Your 200 Dollars Per Month Room
Brag About Your 200 Dollars Per Month Room
| Guatemala HotelsPrevious Posts
Asiabill from
has written 253 comments
Energetic people who are excited and enthusiastic about the story they are sharing and about the life they are living often are judged by others as bragging. I learned that most people don't welcome such stories being shared as they lead to depressed moodiness by those who listen but think to themselves that such a life is impossible for any number of excuses. Americans, especially are impressed with one's physical possessions like a huge house, new car, gold and diamond jewelry etc etc. If one has $10 million in liquid assets but drives an old car and lives in a humble house nobody would think much of the person.
But posting the image of such a hottie is a far more effective method of seeking envy from "the room" than posting images of a monthly rental room one can call, "home" at U$200 or less / month. People are full of FEAR of the unknown and hesitant to pack up and leave any place they have lived for a number of years. Showing such people a image of a homey, spacious room is NOT enough to get them to fight their fear and get UP and GO but the image of the "hottie" is mens' hormones are VERY dependable and are directly responsible for many of their decisions throughout their lives.
You hear about house sitting, but it often seems a dream when you look for it. Well I was not looking for it when a friend of my wife(Mexican) invited us to move into her house while she moved to Chicago to be with her husband. We live across from the newly furbished alameda(city park) and the best part in town. For 80USD a month and no deposit I have a fully furnished huge house complete with internet, phone, 2 bathrooms with bath tub( a rarety in Mexico) and everything else I could want. Luck? yeah, but I guess good things happen to good people. I have found that if you try to help other people good things seem to flow your way. The trick is not to expect them. Ciao from Valle de Santiago, Mexico