I’m too rich; I get everything I want, and while it might sound like a dream come true, it often feels more like a heavy burden. With every wish granted, I sometimes find myself questioning the value of what I receive. The thrill of unboxing the latest gadgets or wearing designer clothes quickly fades, leaving me yearning for something deeper—authentic connections and experiences that money can't buy. Friends often seem more interested in my wealth than in who I truly am, which makes me feel isolated in a crowd. I’ve learned that while luxuries can bring temporary joy, it’s the simple moments—shared laughter, genuine conversations, and acts of kindness—that truly enrich my life. In a world where I can have anything, I’m discovering that what I truly want is to find meaning beyond material possessions.