My Take on the Meaning of Privilege
No one is entitled to a life of unruffled privilege. There are always terms and conditions that overturn our conception of the very definition of the word itself. I feel in this age of social media, a seemingly recurring theme on this blog, there are more invisible tools for self-harm than visible ones. I've realized that saying one is privileged is hardly explanatory of one's character. You can always assume rich people to be egotistical, but I know of some who defy that stereotype. So at the end of the day, privilege is a word that carries less meaning, more stereotypes. You can be privileged in different ways - your wealth, your looks, your personality, your achievements and opportunities, your character, your peers, etc. But whatever it is that this word refers to hardly is fulfilling for somebody. If I am rich, I probably have a struggling home life. If my peers are incredible, I have financial instability. If I have a great personality, I barely have opportunities to s