not at all

privilege conjures up guilt for some who project it as something to feel guilt about



for those who just seek to aknowledge it,, it just as often can conjure up empathy and consideration of things bigger than themselves


for instance , I have no disabilities, which gives me certain natural advantages in life over those with them
I don't feel any guilt about that , I just recognize it as reality


and recognizing it causes me to recognize the uniquely different steps disabled may have to do to perform the same tasks I regularly take for granted

in fact working with the disabled, I was offered similar workshops to learn about their struggles,,,


I can climb into and out of just about every vehicle with ease, and without any special efforts to assist me

I can park as far away as needed and take for granted walking to my location with relative ease and non obstruction

etc,,etc,,


these are advantages that come as a natural result of physical condition

there are also advantages that come as a result of systematic conditions




no doubt, some see that as some invitation to feel 'guilt',,and that's too bad


but I see it as facing realities so that we can understand the struggles of others and learn to appreciate the blessings of our own by compariso