Socially awkward people with money often struggle to navigate social situations and may find it challenging to form meaningful relationships despite their financial resources. Their wealth may provide them with certain privileges, but it cannot buy social skills or ease their discomfort in social settings. As a result, they may feel isolated or misunderstood, despite their material wealth.

Socially awkward people without money may also struggle in social situations, but their lack of financial resources can exacerbate their difficulties. They may feel limited in their ability to participate in social activities, which can further isolate them from others. Without the financial means to seek out experiences or invest in personal development, they may find it challenging to break out of their shell and form meaningful connections with others. However, it's important to remember that wealth or lack thereof does not define one's worth or ability to connect with others

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