Why would anyone want to reward their hard-earned money?

There may be many reasons for being willing to reward others with their hard-earned money. The following are some common psychological reasons:

Seek recognition: Some people may reward their hard-earned money to others in order to get recognition and appreciation from others. They may feel that in this way, they can be recognized and praised by others, thus enhancing their self-esteem and self-confidence.

Social needs: Some people may reward their hard-earned money to others to meet their social needs. They may think that this can expand their social circle, establish contact with more people and gain more social resources.

Generosity: Some people may reward others with their hard-earned money out of generosity. They may feel that they have the ability to support others, or that others need help, so they are willing to support others with their own financial resources.

Group effect: Some people may reward their hard-earned money to others, which is influenced by group effect. They may think this practice is very popular, or it is a trend on social platforms, so they follow suit.

Generally speaking, the psychology of being willing to reward others with their hard-earned money is very complicated, and there may be many reasons. However, no matter what psychological reasons, we should treat our financial situation rationally and avoid excessive consumption and waste. If you want to express your support and care, you can use other ways, such as giving gifts, writing cards, sending text messages and so on.