From my personal experiences, it is evident that so many wealthy females within the kingdom are devoted to little else but frivolity, with their thoughts focused mainly on their looks and their luxurious possessions.
In the book "American Chick in Saudi Arabia" by Jean Sasson, the author reflects on her observations of affluent women in the kingdom. She notes that many of these women seem primarily consumed by superficial concerns, prioritizing their appearances and material wealth over more meaningful pursuits.
This perspective highlights a cultural critique, suggesting that the preoccupation with luxury and vanity among wealthy females may prevent them from engaging in more enriching or empowering activities, ultimately limiting their potential for personal growth and societal contribution.
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