[ SECRET POST #2790 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2790 ⌋

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Comments

[shortysc22]

I won't admit that I'm rich, but I'm well off and comfortable. Currently, I live almost like I'm rich because I'm still living at home with my parents, so I have considerable financial freedom.

My parents have also worked really hard for everything they've earned and always provided well for us. I never thought of myself as well off because I live in an affluent town, but when I moved South for a few years I realized just how well off we were. But it's through hard work.

Also I read yesterday's thread where someone considered having a vacation a status of being rich but around here, it's quite commonplace to have inherited a family vacation house. My extended family is the same way where everyone has a vacation house that they inherited, but they're all double wides.

So my question would you consider a double wide vacation home being rich?

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the reply. It's interesting to get this kind of response, too.

Do you not want to say you're rich because you feel it's inaccurate, or because you aren't comfortable with that label? Or both? If someone gave you that label, would you feel like that's a negative label to have?

[shortysc22]

I don't consider myself rich because I can't afford to live on my own. I don't think I'd be comfortable with it because again, I grew up in an affluent area and I was on the lower end of that spectrum. I had never gone to Europe for elaborate vacations as a child, like most of my classmates, for example. We usually just went to Disney World or to visit my grandparents at our vacation house.

So if someone gave me that label, I'd feel it was more inaccurate.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't even know what a double wide vacation home is.

[(Anonymous)]

Me either. My first thought was a trailer or an rv.

[shortysc22]

It's a trailer that instead of being one width, it is two. So they're not the fanciest of vacation homes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_home

[(Anonymous)]

Da

So my first thought was right! Yay. :) Thanks for elaborating.