When a boy is unemployed, has no money, no resources, he does not just suffer from financial crisis. He gradually disappears from the eyes of society. No one respects him, his family members accept his presence out of habit, and the outside world laughs at him.
His days are spent in humiliation and helplessness. When he wakes up in the morning, it feels like another day has passed, but nothing has changed. Then he goes out to look for work, hoping that someone will give him a chance. But door after door closes, no one wants to believe that he can. "You have no experience," "We don't need people," "What are you like!" These words destroy his confidence every day.
When he returns home, he sees his mother sitting quietly with her head down, his father may turn away, and his younger siblings also have a kind of question in their eyes, "What are you really doing?"
The one he loves is also slowly moving away. To maintain a relationship, you have to give something, you have to prove something! Society tells you, "Love only knows money, knows responsibility, the unemployed have no feelings!"
Friends make fun of you, relatives poke fun, neighbors laugh in secret. Over time, he starts hating himself. At some point, he no longer dreams, because he knows, "Dreams are only for people with money!"
Not everyone can survive in this war of scarcity. Some survive, but how many? Most eventually lose forever in the eyes of society. Some never come back, some eat poison, some get lost in the darkness, and some accept—"I was born wrong!"
This society only loves success stories, but no one ever talks about those thousands of lost lives.
619.085 SRY