[Kat26788]

I'm from a funny background-- wherein a coalminer's son marries a woman from a moneyed, socialite family. Whammo, no money meets big money. So I grew up with friends/relatives in house trailers, and friends/relatives who regularly travel the world and have a house-staff at Christmas. From what I've seen, it seems that the 'have nots' assume the 'haves' don't deserve their wealth, that surely THEY should have it instead, or it's somehow lesser if they inherited the money, rather than earning it. Give me a break, honestly. Guess what, life ain't fair and it's not about to be equal. Lawrence, there's no shame in desiring monetary success. Because I've busted my ass working, and been very fortunate, I can afford my cell phone, my SUV, my horse, and all the myriad other things I wanted to get and did. I wasn't happy making far less than I do now, so I don't. My Dad told me when I was growing up, that I could have anything I wanted. Study hard, work hard, save your money, and buy whatever you want. He's got a point, don't you think

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Name : Kat26788, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Methodist, Age : 29, City : Birmingham, State : AL Country : United States, Occupation : webmaster/training developer, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, 

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