If you’ve played rogue like games you know that sometimes you get lucky and everything goes your way. You get the best starting traits, the easiest progression,

If you’ve played rogue like games you know that sometimes you get lucky and everything goes your way. You get the best starting traits, the easiest progression, path, etc. Other times it’s the opposite. But the goal is to make do with what you have. There’s no use complaining that you were born in worse circumstances, try to make the most of it. I was born in a poor third world country and had several serious medical conditions as a child (I almost died twice) as well as autism/ADHD (not diagnosed till later of course since no one in my hometown even knew of those things). But I have ended up fairly well off, with a family, in a rich country (earning mid 6 figures). If you had guessed whether it’d be better to be born me or a random American in San Francisco you’d probably have been wrong. Of course I was lucky to be born with some positive traits (smart, interested in programming) that helped as well. I’m not saying that everyone else should follow my path, but what’s the point in just complaining that your life sucks without trying to make it better?