the.com/old money
wealth so aged it stopped needing to prove anything, especially to you.
means family fortune inherited across generations, worn quietly instead of announced loudly.
from the phrase surfaced in 19th-century america to separate industrial-age fortunes from the newly rich robber barons, drawing a line between inherited status and freshly minted cash.
uniformbeige, navy, nothing with a logo visible
tellnever mentions the trust fund, ever
real flexlooking bored at things new money buys
paradoxmost old money was new money once