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... to eliminate the possibility that they only want you for your money? ... or you wouldn't care?

I asked a similar question last year and most said to just not let them know about it. But how can you do that if it is easy to detect by where you live and many other tell tale factors.

I mean, let's just say for example, if your dad has two private jets, helicopters and a heliport on your property and you are surrounded by body guards... how can you hide it from them so that you know they are not just after you for money?

... and what if being around all that wealth makes you lonely even though there are lots of people around because you can't be around ordinary people whenever you want to for fear of kidnapping, etc?

... what if you don't like most of the spoiled conceded guys and girls in your social circle, but can't hang around those who are from average social circles without them shunning you as the elite snob when you're not? ... but they are automatically jealous of you with a per-conceived bias?

What is your thought about this type of dilemma that a young person born into a rich family at no fault of her, or his, own would have finding someone that would love them for who they are and not for their inheritance?