I'm not surprised by the author of Hillbilly's Song, Vance's Trump painting.

I'm not surprised by the author of Hillbilly's Song, Vance's Trump painting.
I've already seen a lot of people like that.

There are so many people in the upper generation or 386 who were poor when they were young. I've never seen anyone who admires and pursues wealth more than them. No matter how much you enjoy, it seems hard to get out of childhood deficiencies that attach to matter.

You've been poor, so you're going to feel compassion for the poor and be better at them? No, I can't afford to go after them all the time because of self-deprivation.

When I was in undergraduate school, there was a professor who had a hard time starving himself to study. (Only studying abroad at master's) I can't forget what he said.

I only saw children running in Korea, and when I went to study abroad, I saw children coming out of an elementary school with blond hair, blue eyes, all kinds of colorful clothes, and I cried because they were so beautiful. This intense longing engraved in his mind never disappears.

And this professor was the one who asked me what my father was doing when I said I was going to graduate school. He said he works for a company, so he just told me to get married. But he told his daughter, who has no intention of studying, to study.

He may have told me that he thought of me because he was working so hard. But that's not what I should say with two students right next to him.

That's when I found out. People who have lived in material for life are slaves of material for life. They constantly admire those who have more and never stop.

That's what Hillbilly Vance is like. This is the consistency this guy has.

How hard is it to look at the world from a different perspective from the childhood deficiency that deeply grooved inside yourself? It's hard unless it's reborn.

"Hartland" is better. It was written by a woman from a similar white poor background, and the most touching part was that this author was "crossing" in her pain. Reach out of her pain and hug others. We need this.