Why would anyone look down on renting a house?

Now more and more people flock to big cities to fight for their dreams and families. They are either from other cities or from remote mountain villages. They have no foundation in the struggling city, they can only make a living on meager income, and they have to plan ahead. They don't have houses or even cars in the city where they work. Many of them live in dormitories, while others rent houses. At this time, some people who have houses and cars in the city will look down on them and think they don't.

There is a manager in our company who lives in the community under their jurisdiction. As we all know, she is not only the property manager of this community, but also lives in this community. My affection for her immediately increased several degrees, so that when she went out to meet other owners, other owners would approach her and say, Look at our owners. Treat her completely as one of our own, constantly draw her to rely on her master and occasionally send something to her home.

Later, it was inadvertently revealed that she was not the owner of this community and the house was rented. She and her husband can't afford such an expensive house. When the owners knew about this, they didn't want to go near her and stopped sending things to her home. Even when they talk to her, they become arrogant. I feel that the tone of their master and servant is the same, which makes the manager unbearable and thinks for a long time. Why do these owners change their attitude towards her after knowing that she can't afford the house here?

They think that their income is high, and the owner of this city will be unfriendly to outsiders. If foreigners can behave well and settle down in the areas where they gather, local people may not be treated equally. In their hearts, they have already developed an exclusive heart, and their high income and stable residence have given them such a sense of superiority. Of course, these people are only some people, and most of them are still good. They can also treat these migrant workers and renters equally.

I remember the first time I rented a house, the landlord was an uncle. He gave me a lot of sugar and garlic brewed by himself, telling me that it is not easy in this city, but don't give up easily. As long as you can persist and endure hardships, you can also have your own house in this city. A few words warmed my heart.

People who can come out and work hard have more or less their own ideas and dreams. When you work hard, many people will attack you, and many people will look down on you. It is their business to look down on them. Whether they hold the so-called sense of local superiority or other reasons, it is most important not to be defeated. After all, there are a few people who have problems with their eyes and thoughts, and most people still treat us equally.