Does unearned luxury bring bad luck?

[jennifer_bloom]

Today I googled a dead authors millionaire kids. One died of cancer at 45. As well, a large number of billionaire children belong to the LGBT group. I have gently said this life style is not promoted by my religious tradition, but I am not here to condemn people who do not obey the bible perfectly. Because the bible says nobody on earth obeys the bible perfectly. I am just saying this lifestyle leads to societal intrusion and unvoiced animosity by others which can limit their ability to enjoy life. And it seems an unusually large number of famous children die at young ages by either cancer, drug use or suicide. Which goes back to my theory, that unearned luxury brings bad luck.

[ohsheeT]

It doesn't bring bad luck when it's supposed to bring. Is the understanding of working for something to get something when it's just handed to you? There's a non caring or a type of gratitude that you get from it if you went out and earned it so it kind of just doesn't get used or not appreciated as much as it would if you work for it, sweating for it. To get it.\nIt's just stuff material things that mean nothing anyway
It's just another piece of dust.
That eventually gets in your way from where you're headed\nOr wanting to get to

[AngryCarl3]

I think of it less as bad luck, than an inability to deal with adversity. My family when I was growing up always struggled financially, which made me grateful for small things. Where do you find joy in life when everything is there for you from birth? I think those people tend to look for it in alcohol, drugs and meaningless indulgence.

[AngryCarl3]

Thanks for MHO!

[rebeccadn]

I believe in it as well. People who earn money in unclean ways will somehow or somewhere be punished in life. A good example I can think of is Elon Musk. He did appear on the Epstein list so I can’t imagine what a person with power. I mean the point is his transgender son Viavian doesn’t talk to him. And I think most of his children don’t speak with him. I definitely believe what you’re saying.