I've realized just how privileged I am when I was very young, but I feel bad because there are billions of people who aren't so lucky. Is this normal?

[Anonymous]

My dad has a good, stable job that was never affected by the great recession or pandemic, I have a roof over my head with loving parents who could support me if things went wrong, have never had to skip a meal because of money, etc. I live around people who weren't as lucky and I've felt bad because of this. Is this normal or is it just me?

[ibodi]

I would not cry when see indian as westerners. I dont give them short money as ukrinian you have to think ways to avoid they feel bad as if begger. I know they want to pay to cut the feeling debt. I just dont mind their living environment I can live in too.

Because they are no differnt with us. your father is not always like that too.

I would rather to watch them singing and dance than Asian.

[NaultD]

A single person can't change the tide the same way society can.

Take how mr beast helped 1000 blind people see again. The problem is 1000s will still go blind tomorrow and the next and the next. It's like a band aid on an open infection.

So individual philanthropy even in the billions of dollars can't override systematic governments on any level of meanig or accomplishments of goals.

[ChillaxingLove]

Don’t feel bad but use your compassion as motivation to help others.

[gorydetails]

You shouldn’t feel bad about it. You were fortunate. But a lot of your fortune was from your family making good choices.

[Damian69]

It's good that you see how privileged you are, but there's no need to feel bad about it