Join the Fun!

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Executive function.

Anyone in your life that you think is ‘lazy’, ‘messy’, etc. likely has some kind of executive function deficit. It’s common with depression, ADHD, ASD, and other mental illnesses. Imagine sitting somewhere, knowing you should do something, wanting to do it, but there is this weird mental block preventing you from getting up and doing it. That’s one of the many ways exec dysfunction manifests.

It is hell seeing normal people just be able to do s**t. And that goes for fun, happy things just as much as s****y, chore-type things. Even going to the bathroom when you feel the need to can be a struggle.

aliceroyal , MollySVH Report

Final score:

225points

POST

just me 3 years ago

Thank you. I really needed to hear that someone else gets it right now.

131points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Being able-bodied. Maybe it's cliche but seriously, all that can change in less than an instant. You never realize how much you take health for granted until it's screwed up.

DTownForever , Teo Romera Report

Final score:

218points

POST

Robert T 3 years ago

Very true. But never underestimate the human ability to adapt and overcome. There are things I can no longer do, but the things I still can, I try to make the most of.

40points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Buying groceries without having to carefully consider prices.

scooter-willie , Phillip Stewart Report

Final score:

217points

POST

Helen Haley 3 years ago

This is the height of luxury for me.

66points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Running water 24/7 everyday

Zack4044 , Vuk Cosic Report

Final score:

211points

POST

Robert T 3 years ago (edited)

That's very wasteful. You should turn that tap off now! Joking aside, clean safe water is something we take for granted but there are still too many people in this world who don't have access to it.

46points

NotMyCabbagesAgain , Muness Castle Report

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having your parents to fall back onto for help or advice during adulthood.

I've been estranged since I've been 16, life ain't easy navigating the world alone.

Final score:

194points

POST

Helen Haley 3 years ago

Haven't had parents since 18. Learning to adult without parents isn't a picnic either. If you have them, and they aren't complete trash, treasure your parents.

51points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having the freedom to focus on things like hobbies or finding your passion instead of just basic human needs like keeping a roof over your head and food in your stomach.

Hrekires , Joe Shlabotnik Report

Final score:

187points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago (edited)

That really is a good life when you can do these things. In many cases having a hobby is damned expensive; and don't get me started on out of school activities (UK)

17points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Toilets

Unisekaied-DemonLoli , EG Focus Report

Final score:

159points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

That's why I feel privileged to be able to have money to support a charity that provides people with toilets

2points

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Not having to pay bribes to survive

notveryoriginalname2 , Jeff Report

Final score:

154points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Yes, this is awful and wide spread in so many countries

22points

#10

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Privacy.

Not so much the whole big brother, everyone is watching/listening to everything thing, that’s a whole other can of worms. I’m talking about the simple pleasure of having a place which is just yours, with a door you can shut and be alone.

Mollinda , Nathan Wong Report

Final score:

145points

POST

Kai Scadden 3 years ago

What Privacy?

8points

#11

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having loving parents in a healthy marriage.

7c518c130a4c , Michael Stillwell Report

Final score:

143points

POST

SobyKay 3 years ago

Or just having loving parents

24points

PumpkinSpiceBiscotti , Joint Base San Antonio Report

#12

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Being able to choose between Covid vaccines. Like there are many countries that are unable to get access to at least one vaccine, but in rich nations like the US, people can choose between which vaccine they want to get. And yet you have people who refuse to get the vaccine for non-legitimate reasons.

Final score:

139points

POST

Julie C Rose 3 years ago

I also get annoyed with vaccinated Americans who rant about “unvaccinated” people when they mean anti vaxxers. No, people who are medically unable to get vaccinated, are children or are waiting to access them in their country aren’t “assholes”. People who are medically able and have access but refuse the vaccine are assholes.

52points

#13

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having no gut or digestive issues.

I can tell you it's easier for people to accept when I say "I don't eat it because I don't like the taste" rather than saying "I can't eat it because it makes my stomach hurt"

For some reason, people think that because they can eat anything without any issues, the rest of the world can too. And if you say you can't, you're some sort of pretentious gluten-free hippie f******d who thinks they're better than everyone.

Some people just don't know how lucky they are yet they eat trash all the time.

Treat your bodies well people, especially if they work 100% correctly.

mainne1078 , Francisco Becerro Report

Final score:

136points

POST

Jaguarundi 3 years ago

I have a relative with diverticulitis, IBS and endometriosis. She suffers with every bite of solid food.

34points

#14

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Being able to enjoy total silence.

(F**k tinnitus.)

Ozzel , Bonnie Report

Final score:

132points

POST

Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Yep, f**k tinnitus! I'll never know true silence. It's like having a mosquito trapped in my brain 24/7.

48points

#15

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Sewers. A literal city of tunnels you never see, draining and moving water in and out of your town/city, completely hidden from view. It's a f****n luxury and you'd be surprised how much of the world doesn't have that while the rest of the world never even thinks about it.

Happy8Day , denisbin Report

Final score:

131points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Went to Crete three decades ago and you had to through the toilet paper in the bin. Wonder if you still have to do that now?

6points

#16

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Eating three meals a day

wilmeist3r , llee_wu Report

Final score:

128points

POST

Caro Caro 3 years ago

Especially for children

13points

#17

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Getting as much sleep as you need.

Character_Comb_3439 , Simon Shek Report

Final score:

120points

POST

May 3 years ago

I feel so privileged to not have any kids that disturb my sleep. It's probably the biggest reason why I don't want any - I love my sleep!

23points

#18

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having access to dentists in childhood.

Fr8ndInm8-2 , Aine Report

Final score:

118points

POST

Robert T 3 years ago

Looks like the bluetooth installation was a success!

59points

#19

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Some people don’t seem to realize how much of a privilege travel is.

There are a lot of privileges within that broad category, too. Some passports allow holders to travel pretty much anywhere they wish. Men can sometimes travel alone to places that women might rightly feel unsafe visiting. LGBTQ+ people are sometimes at greater risk than others, depending on the destination. White people are sometimes treated better as tourists than people of color.

There are layers and layers of privilege in travel, and I think sometimes certain people forget that.

glitterlok , Adam Witwer Report

Final score:

118points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Also being a black female, I always have to research if it's safe for my children and me to go to certain countries

30points

leechi_not_kimchi , Robert and Talbot Trudeau Report

#20

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group being able to work from home, especially during the pandemic

Final score:

115points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Hoping to do find a job so I can do this on a permanent basis

13points

#21

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group 1. going to university

2. being able to just do university while you're at university

4oodler , Jesús Corrius Report

Final score:

114points

POST

May 3 years ago

Even in Scandinavia where university is free and everyone gets some money to cover living expenses (how much varies between countries) most people still work a part time job, and definitely work every holiday.

10points

#22

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Being able to quit a job without fear of losing financial stability.

AMiniMinotaur , Andre Charland Report

Final score:

108points

POST

Stille20 3 years ago

... That's quite a luxury. I have good savings and marketable skills but I still would never quit a job without another one lined up.

36points

#23

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Air conditioning

93yourcultleader93 , Ivan Radic Report

Final score:

106points

POST

Robert T 3 years ago

This depends where you come from and what the climate is like. In the UK it is still a luxury that most of us do not have in our homes.

33points

#24

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having the freedom to marry who you want.

BluePersephone99 , freeflight046 Report

Final score:

106points

POST

Missy Corron 3 years ago

Love is love.... freedom to marry....for love

9points

#25

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Living in a nation where police actually receive rigorous training and are taught to use lethal force as a last resort.

DarthContinent , MIKI Yoshihito Report

Final score:

101points

POST

Helen Haley 3 years ago

That sounds wonderful.

24points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

See Also on Bored Panda

Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#26

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having both your parents alive when your past the age of 30

bfields2 , Joe Hepburn Report

Final score:

100points

POST

Mushroomlover 3 years ago

I’m 40 and both my parents are alive at 67 and 68 and even a grandmother is still alive at 91!

13points

#27

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Weekends off work.

I think about this every Saturday when the gardener comes to mow. He brings his son to help him. My kids are sitting in their PJs working on coding projects, while his son is out helping mow lawns. That is his kid's Saturday off school vs. mine. The danger is that someday, if my kids become programmers or whatever white collar job, they will look back and say, "It's because I worked hard to gain these skills," taking for granted the privilege of the time to do it.

CJs2cents3456 , Tony Alter Report

Final score:

99points

POST

Requiem 3 years ago

Why do you have a gardener and not making your kids mow the lawn or doing it your self?

26points

#28

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having both nostrils unclogged.

ImRetarded42069 , Maria Rantanen Report

Final score:

96points

POST

Panda Kicki 3 years ago

Relatable. I rather have Hyperemsis and all other pregnancy issues then the hormone related stuffed nose. I panic when my nose isnt working.

13points

#29

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Enjoying what you do for a living

GhostOfSamurai , Brad Flickinger Report

Final score:

94points

POST

Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago

What?! That surely can't be a real thing!

9points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

See Also on Bored Panda

“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#30

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Being in the life of family members.

I have yeeted people from my life who have made big surprised pikachu faces for things like stealing from me, emotional abuse, hitting me “even though they didn’t mean it they were just drunk/upset/emotional” whatever.

I give zero f***s about blood. If you want a place in my life, you keep it by being a decent person and that goes triple for relationships with my kids.

Edit: I do not let people around my kids just because they are blood related. If they’re abusive or creepy, they don’t get a free pass to be near my children.

madpiratebippy , m01229 Report

Final score:

91points

POST

Caro Caro 3 years ago

Just because you're related doesn't mean you should or could be friends.

36points

ThePerfectionisttThePerfectionistt , matryosha Report

#31

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Going years without cancer or sickness

Final score:

88points

POST

Caro Caro 3 years ago

That and not having to watch a loved one suffer with cancer or sickness.

25points

#32

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Growing up in a first world country.

Reimu64 , Kristina D.C. Hoeppner Report

Final score:

83points

POST

Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

America might be a first world country, but it has a third world health care system.

80points

Bloominghell7 , Marco Verch Professional Photographer Report

#33

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Choosing your diet

Final score:

76points

POST

SobyKay 3 years ago

what the heck is that green stuff in the picture lol

8points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

See Also on Bored Panda

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#34

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group I noticed that i was privileged with eating to my taste- my dad told me how in mexico they ate what they had, it was rural farm life, i mean he continued to eat that way even living here in america, he would buy me and my sister whatever we wanted and make eggs and beans for himself.

i can eat mexican food, japanese food, chinese,burgers,italian whatever really.

maybe_secretlysatan , Igor Shatokhin Report

Final score:

68points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Yes "what's for dinner" was whatever's on the plate

14points

#35

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Going on vacation.

Many people take it for granted and behave like you couldn't live without goin on vacation twice a year. At least in middle Europe.

Well yeah you can! I've been on real vacation like twice in my life. And I'm 23 years old.

EveryVoice , sean hill Report

Final score:

68points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

Two times more than a lot of people way older than you

31points

Continue reading with Bored Panda Premium

Unlimited content

Ad-free browsing

Dark mode

#36

Having no duty to join the army.

AARONJIN1 Report

Final score:

38points

POST

John Montgomery 3 years ago

I was so glad once I hit the birthday that was past the requirements for selective service. If people want to serve that's amazing, but it was never for me.

4points

#37

The internet. Having an answer for every question.

Catatafish Report

Final score:

34points

POST

TheReader19 3 years ago

But lots of lies and perversion as well

1point

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

See Also on Bored Panda

Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#38

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Having access to technology. EDIT: referring to electronics

mythirdcommentingacc , John December Report

Final score:

31points

POST

A 3 years ago

Especially if you have multiple electronic devices, including ones used for solely pleasure such as gaming consoles.

1point

#39

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Drivers License.

Volikand , Kelsey Jo Harrison Report

Final score:

31points

POST

Crazy Dog Lady 3 years ago

Owning and maintaining a car should be a part of this one. Even at my poorest I had a car, my choices were to pay for gas or pay for food but I still had that car to go to work in.

11points

#40

35 “Invisible” Privileges That Most People Don’t Notice Because They Have Them, As Pointed Out In This Online Group Living in a country with access to not only basic needs, but conveniences and luxuries as well.

fuelthefire121 , Tim Bartel Report

Final score:

24points

POST

Scagsy 3 years ago

Living where these luxuries are in no way guarantees access to them, unfortunately.

2points

#41

Never having had to work a cleaning job

impossiblejane Report

Final score:

22points

POST

M Calad 3 years ago

For me there's no shame in any type of legal work (the shame is on the companies that don't pay well or don't give good working conditions). But some work is just very bad for the body. Cleaning full-time is one of them. All my friends who used to work in cleaning (not using tools) ended up with any sort of permanent injury due to bad postures or repetitive movement.

5points

Having started as a content creator that made articles for Bored Panda from scratch I climbed my way up to being and editor and then had team lead responsibilities added as well. So it was a pretty natural transition from writing articles and titles as well as preparing the visual part for the articles to making sure others are doing those same tasks as I did before well, answering their questions and guiding them when needed. Eventually I realized editing gives me the most enjoyment and I'm focusing only on that right now.

Read less »

What do you think ?

POST

Francesca Annoni 3 years ago

Free healtcare..

15points

Seabeast 3 years ago

Well, it's never actually free, it's paid for by taxes - but the cost is far, far less than it would be if you had to buy private health insurance.

3points

WildHoneyPie 3 years ago

I know this falls under being healthy but being able to breathe freely. My mother had rotten lungs from when she was 16 and for the rest of her life. Every time she'd see a new doctor they would invariably say "how long did you smoke?" Not even one single damn cigarette!

13points

John C 3 years ago

While most of these are a healthy reminder to be thankful for what we have (and that's always a good thing!), there's an undercurrent here that I think it wholly unhealthy. Shaming people for the good position they were born into makes just as much sense as shaming people for the bad position they were born into.

7points

Irina Deneva-Slav 3 years ago

Also, none of these are privileges. Some are luck, like having your parents live long enough, others are things we can afford by working, yet others are genetic. "Privileged" and "underprivileged" are antonyms yet regrettably they have come be interpreted as such. I do not have running water and money for food at the expense of anyone who can't afford these, there is no causal relationship between the two. I'm simply self-employed and lucky to live in a place with enough water, that's all. And I don't consider myself undeprivileged because both my parents were dead by the time I had my own child. Enough with the shaming.

2points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

John, you expressed this well.... Part of enjoying life is wishing well for others!

0points

Ranch Dressing 3 years ago

Yeah... it's subtle but it's there

0points

Grace 3 years ago

Yes!

0points

Casey McAlister 3 years ago

I wish people would stop misusing the word "privilege". Privilege is not when you have the bare minimum of something that others don't have. That means those others are disadvantaged, not you are privileged. A privilege is getting something above the norm, something people normally aren't expected to have. This word is so overused it completely lost its meaning. Most things listed here could be called "things we take for granted" rather than privileges.

5points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

I think some of the disconnect, in respinse to the idea if privilege, is not only by geographic region but also by age group. Those of us that are much older have seen the times change and have a different point-of-reference.... One thing that will never change is the necessity to be grateful for what you have and the need to uplift those with less wherever and whenever you can!

1point

Vivian Ashe 3 years ago

About a year after I got my first decent-paying job, I got into a car accident. The accident wasn't my fault. But the other driver was drunk and poor, with no license or insurance, so there wasn't much chance of getting any reimbursement from him. The repair bill for my car was a couple thousand dollars - which was still a lot of money to me. But I had enough money saved in my bank account to cover it. I remember thinking how just a few years earlier, this would have been a devastating financial crisis for me. But now I could just rent a car, write a check, and in a week's time it would be like the accident had never happened. Ever since then, I have never taken for granted the privilege of having a little money in the bank in case of emergency. So many people don't have that luxury.

4points

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

Being able to have a pet. Some people cannot have the dog or cat they would dearly love to have for various reasons because their land lord won't let them or maybe because they have to work long hours or live in a a place that's not safe for a pet like close to a busy road. I live in the middle of the countryside and have a large back garden so it's perfect for me to have a dog and I am always so grateful for that. I'd be lost without him.

3points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

I'm with you, IlovemydigShiloh, I would give up a great deal of any other luxuries, amenities, and niceties, but I could not give up sharing my life with animals. I am so blessed to be allow to care and nurture them ~

0points

Margaret O'Connor 3 years ago

So in other words, the term "privilege" has become so over-used it has lost all meaning. And that's a good thing because using the term this way is ridiculous. People everywhere have always known the value of mindfulness and gratitude. This is part of everyone's tradition and religious heritage. It is funny that young people think they have discovered it.

3points

Brian bell 3 years ago

Yes. The entire "privilege" thing has become a false argument involving the notion of who is the worst off human being on earth, then we say everyone else is privileged relative to that person. It reduces the value of the positive argument about fairness and equality to some ridiculously impossible low standard of living.

4points

Jackie Porter 3 years ago

Living pain free is a privilege. I'm in constant pain, limits everything I do.

2points

AndersM 3 years ago

What a great post. Almost every day I think how lucky I am. I live in a safe and uncorrupt country. Have a family, house etc. I'm "just" middle-class average Joe but I know that millions of people struggle every day just to survive. So I am very grateful and hate when I hear others bitch about a late bus, a pothole in the road etc.

2points

Just me🤦‍️ 3 years ago

Looking like everyone else / no obvious visual difference

2points

matilda 3 years ago

Thank you for this list. We a should save it on our phones or browser bookmarks and come back every so often to remind how lucky we are to have at least few things from the list above.

1point

Jinx The Pet Rock 3 years ago

Solitude. Having a place to go to be alone when needed. This should be a basic human right.

1point

MAnahP 3 years ago

I heard someone say it is a privilege to not only have food in the cupboards but having a choice what to eat. I try to remember this every time I make my meals.

1point

jk nbt 3 years ago

owning your own car... only 5% of the people in the world have this privilege

1point

Toasty 3 years ago

Thanks for the list. Perspective is also something we often take for granted.

1point

Luis 3 years ago

To have a job and provide for your family!!! That's why many migrate and lost their lives in the try, just to have a job to provide...

1point

William Teach 3 years ago

Piss off. I'm not going to apologize for living in the 1st World. Instead of all these 1st worlders whining, how about they try and help? Mostly they just make up "privileges" and post them, then go back to binge watching something.

0points

Natalie Kudryashova 3 years ago

Most of these things are absolute basics and should be available to everyone. To call it a privilege sets the bar really low

-1point

Eslamala 3 years ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Aliquid A 3 years ago

Well here you are not realizing how privileged you are to have been woke since 3, unlike most others.

2points

Tres D 3 years ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Chich 3 years ago

Don't know what you are talking about? I LOVE living in Canada :)

9points

POST

Francesca Annoni 3 years ago

Free healtcare..

15points

Seabeast 3 years ago

Well, it's never actually free, it's paid for by taxes - but the cost is far, far less than it would be if you had to buy private health insurance.

3points

WildHoneyPie 3 years ago

13points

John C 3 years ago

7points

Irina Deneva-Slav 3 years ago

2points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

John, you expressed this well.... Part of enjoying life is wishing well for others!

0points

Ranch Dressing 3 years ago

Yeah... it's subtle but it's there

0points

Grace 3 years ago

Yes!

0points

Casey McAlister 3 years ago

5points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

1point

Vivian Ashe 3 years ago

4points

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

3points

Cheri Aline Sydney 3 years ago

0points

Margaret O'Connor 3 years ago

3points

Brian bell 3 years ago

4points

Jackie Porter 3 years ago

Living pain free is a privilege. I'm in constant pain, limits everything I do.

2points

AndersM 3 years ago

2points

Just me🤦‍️ 3 years ago

Looking like everyone else / no obvious visual difference

2points

matilda 3 years ago

Thank you for this list. We a should save it on our phones or browser bookmarks and come back every so often to remind how lucky we are to have at least few things from the list above.

1point

Jinx The Pet Rock 3 years ago

Solitude. Having a place to go to be alone when needed. This should be a basic human right.

1point

MAnahP 3 years ago

I heard someone say it is a privilege to not only have food in the cupboards but having a choice what to eat. I try to remember this every time I make my meals.

1point

jk nbt 3 years ago

owning your own car... only 5% of the people in the world have this privilege

1point

Toasty 3 years ago

Thanks for the list. Perspective is also something we often take for granted.

1point

Luis 3 years ago

To have a job and provide for your family!!! That's why many migrate and lost their lives in the try, just to have a job to provide...

1point

William Teach 3 years ago

0points

Natalie Kudryashova 3 years ago

Most of these things are absolute basics and should be available to everyone. To call it a privilege sets the bar really low

-1point

Eslamala 3 years ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Aliquid A 3 years ago

Well here you are not realizing how privileged you are to have been woke since 3, unlike most others.

2points

Tres D 3 years ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Chich 3 years ago

Don't know what you are talking about? I LOVE living in Canada :)

9points