This 100%.

Never had this

Yeah THAT !!!! I'm sick of hearing our (french) president is a "Dictator" Nah don't get me wrong, I don't appreciate him. But we are not run by a dictator. I just want to tell these people : Ok then just go and try living in North Korea.

Priceless

Comfortable, safe, and private

I often try to explain to my kids how much of a blessing is having a simple faucet with running, clean water. Not only was it the stuff of sci-fi around the world a hundred years ago, when our great-grandmothers would go to the river to wash/clean/ bring drinking water, but it is unfortunately (and scandalously) a luxury even today for billions of people around the world.

Don’t care much about the food or entertainment. The seats do suck though.

Safe from war too

Everybody has 24 hours in a day is such a flawed statement.

Clean clothes, true luxury

Well said.

Along with a good quality sleep.

I have most of the ‘luxuries’ listed in this post but suffer from crippling OCD and anxiety. Takes away a lot from how enjoyable my life could be. Still count my blessings though 🙏🏻

I like this. I see the difference in how we used to shop groceries in my childhood and how we do now as we progressed monetarily.

Dental care. People can live with not aligned tooth, but not being able to afford dental care is sad.. i have been trying for almost A YEAR to save enough for a dentist appointment, but I just cant save, because i have to eat, pay bills and feed my family... So dental care have always to wait

Being able to reduce your hours for mental health.. I am down to 35 and still struggle to build up my energy again. I was asked if I wanted less hours. Who is gonna pay my bills?

Since developing tinnitus, silence is something I will never experience again unfortunately

When kids will Turin 14 and sleep 12-13 hours of sleep each night, maybe I will be able to sleep 8 hours my self

Don’t forget the gas station Subway franchise!!

Many people have only one outfit and it’s mostly rags.

These should not be a luxury and should also not be taxed.

Having that vote count is an even bigger privilege.

Unfortunately that access to information also gives us access to misinformation, disinformation, and downright lies.

I live in a walkable city in regional Australia. I don’t own a car and I am criticised regularly

I've got all of that except a dishwasher.

Refugees and, in developed countries, housing crisis. The 1% is moving people around like pawns.

Access to affordable dental care. I know I went without in my 20s due to lack of insurance, playing catch up once I got insurance was not fun (as I also have a bit of anxiety about the dentist). I wish I would have spent a little $ or utilized free or low cost services for upkeep in those years.

I wish we could go back at least 30 years to when we didn't have the Internet. We've allowed ourselves to be shoehorned into a world where nothing functions without the Internet and it causes more problems than it solves. Look at the recent Microsoft outage. In my workplace for example, when the Internet goes down the computers don't work, the phones don't work, the CCTV doesn't work, even the photocopier doesn't work. Everybody gets angry when there's no Internet. The world was a much happier, simpler place before the Internet.

Not just the deeper topics, but having the luxury to plan for the future. If you are in survival mode, you are often only thinking ahead to making it through the next day or week - starting an emergency fund isn't a first thought