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>For the rich however there are less opportunities to learn from mistakes, because of the lack of consequences. Citation needed there. Even though it's not as
by AussieWog93 5y ago
>For the rich however there are less opportunities to learn from mistakes, because of the lack of consequences.
Citation needed there. Even though it's not as bad as homelessness, I can't imagine it being easy to tell your rich, successful parents that their child is a fuckup.
- scarface74 5y agoMy parents aren’t “rich” - my mom is a retired school teacher and dad a retired factory worker. They retired at 55 and 57 respectively. They now in their late 70s. But they have helped me get over a lot of fuckups. - a wrecked sports car because of carelessness when I was young with more dollars than sense. - they never complained about me being a graduate school dropout. - a dumb first marriage and a financially draining divorce - a side real estate business that ended around 2010 (do I need to explain?) This was all before I turned 35. I got better. I would have been in far worse shape if it weren’t for them.
- buescher 5y agoYou can think of a two-income family with union jobs and pensions as the bottom rung of the upper middle class. It's more clear than not "rich".