Luxury re-edition

And here again my luxury re-edition. This time a very famous politician inspired me which I admire a lot. And I couldn’t hold back a little journey of thoughts to the point ‘time’.

A part from that I’m happy to announce that this time there is a side-section that developed with the help of a friend of mine which answers to my question: ‘What do you think is luxury?’ and ‘What do you think should not be luxury?’. His answers are thought-prokoving.

Have fun reading and I’m eager to get to know your comments about it.

It shouldn’t be luxury, …

… to feel safe.

… to feel included in the society.

… to read non-professional literature.

Good education shouldn’t be a luxury.

Time shouldn’t be a luxury.

(Insertion from the main author: How could it come so far, that a matter of course as time became a luxury? And: As our life time is always limited – can it be different? Can it not be luxury? And – considering that time became/is a luxury, don’t we use it up very thoughtless and wasting it a lot?)

Organic fruits and vegetables or food respectively shouldn’t be a luxury.

The side-section:

Commodities as cars or mobile phones don’t have to be equipped in a way that they are a luxury.

Your professional activity can be perceived as a luxury because it matches very well your talents and takes place in a positive environment.

Very amazing, mainly social moments shouldn’t be a luxury, but can be sensed as such/they can even be luxury.

It is a luxury…

… to build and create your own house.