Poverty is often associated with a lack of financial resources, but it can also be defined as the inability to meet basic needs. If individuals have access to all the necessary resources for survival, such as food, water, and shelter, without requiring money, they may not be considered poor in a material sense. However, poverty can encompass other aspects such as limited access to education, healthcare, and opportunities for social and economic advancement, which may still affect individuals even in self-sustaining communities.

Losing weight, particularly for hypersensitive individuals, can be challenging when medications cause adverse reactions. In addition to exercise, focusing on a balanced and healthy diet, portion control, and seeking guidance from a qualified healthcare professional can be effective measures to achieve weight loss goals.

First set clear boundaries and communicate openly with your loved ones about your financial limitations.
When dealing with individuals who fail to repay borrowed money or make no effort to do so, have an honest conversation, establish clear expectations, and consider seeking professional advice if necessary.