How to treat the "invisible poor population"?

The invisible poor people are actually quite pitiful and embarrassing. The materialistic society makes them have to choose consumption in order not to be abandoned by the times and not to exhaust their meager wages. In fact, they are exhausted, but there is nothing they can do. If they don't maintain it, they may be out of touch with society, have no courage to give up, and have no hope of continuing to climb. This group is not a minority, and many graduates will be trapped in this mud beach.

For many graduates, including me, because they entered a big city with high consumption level during their internship after graduation, they didn't have enough salary to maintain high-consumption interpersonal relationships around them, so they had to overdraw. Even if it looks glamorous, there is no money in the pocket. At this stage, I really couldn't hold on, so I ran away early. The direct result of invisible poverty is that the actual cost and living standard are not in the proportion of one person at all, and the quality of life has not improved.

Anyway, I'm fed up with invisible poverty. I'm really not as poor as I am. At least your friends won't drag you to have fun. You can consider saving some money. I really don't want to enjoy life during that time, because not having a delicious meal means I will "eat dirt" in the next few days. Facing the delicious food, I was wondering what flavor to eat for the instant noodles. It's hard to say that I enjoyed life.

Anyway. The concept of invisible poverty population is becoming more and more popular. In order to get rid of invisible poverty, many young people are considering reducing consumption or improving themselves as soon as possible. Invisible poverty is poverty after all, and there is no money in hand after all.