How to understand the sentence that money is dirt?

My worldview is orthodox. I live in a poor environment, so I feel that money is like dirt. What will we see when we connect these two sentences together?

Life is not rich, which naturally makes people feel sensitive and inferior when facing their own economic problems.

"Money is like dirt" is actually a compensation phenomenon, which is used to balance the inferiority complex caused by our own economic underdevelopment. This sentence just reflects your inferiority to money.

A person with a strong sense of inferiority is usually sensitive and reserved, because he will care about other people's opinions, especially those who are close to his feelings, such as your girlfriend.

You are sensitive to your girlfriend's reaction because of your inferiority complex. When she does something wrong, it shows that her relationship with you is flawed, which is actually the same as showing indifference to you and making you feel pain. It means the alienation of intimate relationship and reliving the pain of the last lovelorn. In order to ignore the pain, you turn it into anger at your girlfriend and vent it. That's why you get out of control easily.

The so-called orthodox worldview is just a defensive mask and a means to protect one's inferiority.

The whole story is about a rigid and sensitive character developed because of the poor family economy. Your tolerance is as poor as your financial conditions, which leads to "easy to get angry, low tolerance, and anger is really out of control." The reason is that in order to balance your inferiority complex, you stubbornly believe that you can regard "money as dirt", which leads to personality problems.

If you don't admit the facts, you will be defeated by them.