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human
CMV: People who come from poor families aren't "stronger", their chances in life are diminished because of the lack of a "head start" that richer families can give their kids.

I myself am not from a necessarily poor family, but my parents have not saved up for my study, as they haven't studied themselves.

Being surrounded by students with rich parents, and seeing how the parents pay for the study itself, health insurance and rent just hurts a bit. This means I'm starting my life after studying with a huge loan, which will result in smaller chances for buying a house, for example.

I understand that this makes me more cautious with my money, but I think richer kids, or kids whose parents only pay for their study, are also able to think about their spendings.
gpt
I think you misunderstand this sentiment. Rich kids definitely have a "head start" and their path to success is paved with money. It will be much easier for them to achieve their goals.

Children from poorer families have to work really hard to get to the same point and things are not easy for them. Vast majority will never achieve same goals as rich kids even if they put twice the work in because they lacked the cushy benefits.

But those who do achieve the high goals have worked twice as hard and are stronger than their rich counterparts who didn't have to work as hard.