/lit/ - Literature

>>6689315
That's a very generous offer, but as it happens with high possibility (related to world population percentages), I am not living in Philippines. I maybe could move there if my travel was funded, though. Still... I still don't understand why you can't give money to people on the internet. We'll make contact, and I'll give you a bank account and you'll apply a transfer and all will be finished. How am I, someone whose persona shines through your monitor, different from anyone who you happen to meet on the street or share a classroom in school? I am still human. For you, this shouldn't be different from giving a beggar some change you have on yourself by chance. My father, despite our low to middle class standing, knew charity. He would feed a homeless a dinner when asked for booze money, or give a needy person all the cash he carried at the moment. He didn't feel waned - he felt grown. For you, money is not a valuable material, there is no reason to leash it so ardently. It doesn't have meaning when stagnant. You seek higher values, as is apparent from the production you've given yourself to, and the learnings you've mustered. Now, maybe it is time to do something unconventional and open the gates of flood for a bedouin like me. Perhaps it will grant you immaterial luxury.
Again, I'm very grateful for your tenement offer, but I want you to know that it is not in fact difficult to give to a stranger. The only thing in the way is you, and the chains of construct wreathing your psyche.

>>6689364
I know this is against the rules of the board, but money is the master signifier of all the signs gleaming with a red tint of half an apple, among all things that my prospective plight is composed of.