New House - Entitlement?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I guess I'm not clear about my question. Maybe this is more in the direction of what I am trying to ask:

Do you think people with bigger houses have it easier than you?

Separate question: Would it make you feel "less guilty" about infringing (asking of their time, money, resources) upon someone with a bigger house?

I am not saying it is a logical correlation. Nor did I say I have a McMansion (I don't). Just wondering if some people feel this way, logical or not. It would have to be a rather candid response. I was wondering if it happened, would people admit to it?

Ummm....no. Except possibly with regard to parties if their house is particularly kick-ass, especially in the summer if it has a pool. (But why get a big house with a pool if not to throw parties anyway?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I guess I'm not clear about my question. Maybe this is more in the direction of what I am trying to ask:

Do you think people with bigger houses have it easier than you?

Separate question: Would it make you feel "less guilty" about infringing (asking of their time, money, resources) upon someone with a bigger house?

I am not saying it is a logical correlation. Nor did I say I have a McMansion (I don't). Just wondering if some people feel this way, logical or not. It would have to be a rather candid response. I was wondering if it happened, would people admit to it?

No - these thoughts have never occurred to me.

[Anonymous]

In some ways they may have it easier if they have more financial resources, but it doesn't mean they don't have their own problems.

I try not to infringe on anyone, and I go out of my way NOT to infringe on someone who has a lot of resources. I would never want anyone to think I was using them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I guess I'm not clear about my question. Maybe this is more in the direction of what I am trying to ask:

Do you think people with bigger houses have it easier than you?

Separate question: Would it make you feel "less guilty" about infringing (asking of their time, money, resources) upon someone with a bigger house?

I am not saying it is a logical correlation. Nor did I say I have a McMansion (I don't). Just wondering if some people feel this way, logical or not. It would have to be a rather candid response. I was wondering if it happened, would people admit to it?

I think what you mean to say is, "imposing."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I guess I'm not clear about my question. Maybe this is more in the direction of what I am trying to ask:

Do you think people with bigger houses have it easier than you?

Separate question: Would it make you feel "less guilty" about infringing (asking of their time, money, resources) upon someone with a bigger house?

I am not saying it is a logical correlation. Nor did I say I have a McMansion (I don't). Just wondering if some people feel this way, logical or not. It would have to be a rather candid response. I was wondering if it happened, would people admit to it?

I think what you mean to say is, "imposing."

Infringe: v. to violate or go beyond the limits (e.g., a law); to encroach upon. OP, I really don't think you mean infringe.