What makes you privileged in life?

[Reecejackox 409]

I would say 

An owned home 

Parents Who stayed together

Fully bit of health 

 

 

[Steve Piranha 29,451]

I’ve realized I have a vast intellect in many areas. Academic, emotional, etc. subverted because most people will seek to drag one down as result 

Edited August 31, 2022 by Steve Piranha

[Envy 6,263]

I'm white and was raised in a very safe suburban neighborhood. My parents are still together. There was no abuse, alcoholism, drugs in my childhood.

No doubt even though I lack privilege in some other areas, I have been shaped a whole lot by the above.

[FlitterFlutter 1,589]

1. Living in the United States.

2. Having good physical health. 

3. Not Having to struggle for cash or a place to live.

4. Friends and family that care about me. 

[DubWolf 17,513]

My biggest privilege is not one I speak of because I am afraid to lose it. It’s probably one of the only things I’ve appreciated life has been merciful to me with up to this point.

 

That and being born here and not in some developing country, though I do wonder if I’d be a lot happier if I was just born in a developing country just south of here.

[Denim&Venöm 19,667]

I don't consider being raised by a loving family in a healthy community without any tragedies to endure to be privileged. That's just the basic standard. And I shudder to think any of those being missing in life is considered 'normal.' 

What I do consider being privileged is staying with my folks for as long as I have, paying for most of my living expenses and helping me invest what little income I do make into long term investments, so that I don't end up working through bankruptcy and debt like they did.