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Date: 2014-05-17 07:59 am (UTC)Of course, wealth can sometimes be built back up after a family has lost it but there was how my dad wasn't paying for my college unless I promised not to study law (that's a longish story), there's a house I can't inherit what would work out to one-half its current value because the state owns that half, there's three other inheritances I was denied over the years (my grandfather's, my fathers, my grandmother's - all longish stories) and I don't know...lots of other twists and turns along the way, along with how I don't tend to get involved with anyone who makes much more than me (since I guess that should be figured in).
I'd say truth is stranger than fiction but since multi-generational poverty doesn't seem to be referenced in the charts and graphs maybe not; maybe if you're poor, it doesn't matter if that's a recent occurrence for your family or not; maybe its more of a rigid fate than I ever thought possible, in which life cheats its victims immediately and forever in more ways than anyone can chart or graph. I still have a hard time believing that, though, in spite of sort of maybe walking around being living proof.