Personality Of Debt
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The Impact of Debt on Personality
Introduction
Have you ever interacted with someone struggling with debt? They often seem in denial about their financial state, and this denial can deeply affect their personality. According to Webster’s Dictionary, personality is defined as the quality or condition of a person, while debt refers to something owed. From my viewpoint, debt significantly alters a person's characteristics and behavior.
Personality Changes Due to Debt
Before falling into debt, a person may be confident, calm, pleasant, honest, and straightforward. However, unmanageable debt can lead to negative traits such as denial, frustration, dishonesty, and avoidance. For instance, they may start ignoring phone calls from creditors, hoping the issue will go away, or become defensive and difficult when confronted about financial obligations. This behavior is where trust begins to erode.
Impacts on Decision-Making
Debt can cloud judgment, leading individuals to make poor decisions. Consider someone who refuses a weekend job opportunity despite complaining about lack of funds. If they refuse to take action while lamenting their situation, it seems contradictory.
Effects on Relationships and Employment
The personality changes due to debt can strain friendships and family bonds, and even affect job performance. The reasons for this include:
1. Frustration upon entering the workplace.
2. Declining work performance, being preoccupied with debt.
3. Increased risk of errors and mistakes at work.
These issues could lead supervisors to monitor performance closely, potentially resulting in termination. Moreover, the negative demeanor associated with debt can create a toxic work environment, reducing overall productivity.
Conclusion
An individual’s personality can transform under the weight of debt, turning a once joyful person into someone others may avoid. If this description resonates with someone you know, assure them change is possible. Encourage them to take proactive steps to combat the influence of debt on their life and personality.
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