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That's probably because they have been used to being wealthy since birth and have always being around other wealthy people, so it doesn't register as a special
by devit 5y ago
That's probably because they have been used to being wealthy since birth and have always being around other wealthy people, so it doesn't register as a special thing as much as someone who transition from non-wealthy with non-wealthy friends to wealthy.
- js8 5y agoNo, I think that deep down they know they don't really deserve the wealth (or at least they understand our society frowns upon privilege, both on left and right). If you are self-made though, you can at least somewhat convince yourself that you deserve it. The exceptions to this are narcissists like Donald Trump.
- soperj 5y ago>The exceptions to this are narcissists like Donald Trump. I think he's that way because he's bluffing.
- onemoresoop 5y agoId guess only a small percent have this realization. The rest enjoy the privileged life and find a way or another to justify themselves that they deserve it. If I were born into a privileged family I'd probably be the same..
- JamesBarney 5y agoI don't think this is the case. It's just a class thing. They're taught not to flaunt wealth or talk about money, it's seen as crass and lower class.