Sure - I wasn't taking it up with you, just voicing my thoughts :) On the topic at hand - again, while it's a matter of personal choice - I think that growing

Sure - I wasn't taking it up with you, just voicing my thoughts :) On the topic at hand - again, while it's a matter of personal choice - I think that growing up in a two parent household with caring parents who provide for their children is normal. Just like it's normal to be able-bodied as opposed to having some kind of physical or mental deficiency. We don't label healthy people 'privileged' - even though they probably constitute a minority of the population. I guess the difference is whether something can be reasonably expected (desired) for most of the population within one generation - assuming one puts in the work. So while someone from the bottom of society (heck, any part of society) can't expect to become a billionaire - they can attain middle-class status.