I'm 27. You know, it's funny - most of my friends who were "well enough" are the same ones who'd blame people for not working enough thus not being "successful

I'm 27. You know, it's funny - most of my friends who were "well enough" are the same ones who'd blame people for not working enough thus not being "successful". Modern conservatives, if you like. Nah, I am well enough because I was intelligent enough to see beyond the horizon of my abilities back then (you could also say I was idealistic enough to be reckless and believe in that distant future). Most of the poor people of my background never had that chance, to see beyond that horizon. They gave up earlier than they should have - but can you blame them? Because as I've already said in my first paragraph those who are "well enough" in the first place, today are as blind to their privilege as much the poor are blind to what they could have if they worked enough. I am in a good place now. Probably even better than those who were "well enough", but the price for that is the realisation of how lucky I am and how much I wish the world wasn't this way.