Does growing up with wealth and luxury increase mental health issues?

[jennifer_bloom]

I knew a few rich kids when I was a child and 100% of them had mental health issues when they were teenagers. The middle class ones also had mental health issues, but it was more extreme among the rich.

I had a dream where God said if I lived a life of luxury, God would make me so depressed, sick and hated by abusers, I would lose the desire to live.

[ohsheeT]

No matter the type of family you grow up in there become a time in all of our lives that we find ourselves and we know it's right we know what's wrong for us and if it doesn't match your parents or the way that you were brought up you get to change it you get to change everything if you want but the last thing you want to do is point the finger or blame your parents for not knowing what to do how to do it when to do it because there's no manual for them either

Well that is 16 and a half I moved out of my mom's house and I thought I knew everything of course I was a teenager I had three roommates two twins brothers and another friend

And I knew their parents
And I have to tell you I was raised in a pretty good family My mom was single until I moved out she was Going to marry this guy It was a butt head She liked him so that's all the counted

I helped her because she was supporting me and two kids to other kids my sister and brother and I did everything possible to help her to help us get what we wanted like for school and blah blah blah and morals and values and ethics they were great but me still thinking that I knew everything and I didn't know nothing first night that I spent I got to think about everything I didn't know anything and I thought I better charge changing things now I better get it together now

So I mean it doesn't matter what type of family you grew up in you're going to think their way your way and you have to make the choice on which is the right way and thank them for loving you and taking care of you but it's time for you now to find your own way there's no way in this world that I would ever want to figure at my mom they say well if this would have happened I would have done this and if that would have happened I would have done this that's bullshit doesn't matter what happened it was my right to see it and do it the way that I wanted to because sorry to say after you turn 18 years old you're the only person that you have in life there's not going to be one other person until you find a boyfriend or get married that is going to help you or support you or anything else you're on your own until you die so I would be thanking them for everything that they did do for you when not knowing the right thing to do it certain moments in their life

[exitseven]

There are a lot of rich kids that never had boundaries and had lawyers get them off if thy got arrested. Eventually they spiral out of control.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[purplepoppy]

No, they just identify their problems. The truth is everyone is mentally screwed up because no one gets a perfect childhood, every parent makes mistakes. A poor person would bare far more mental scars than a wealthy one but they don't get diagnosed as adults, they hide their pain out of shame.