To attempt this question, first of all, I have to say that I am completely agreed with the statements presented. In one hand, and related to children brought up by wealthy parents, I think that they haven’t probably been developing the knowledge about real life problems, because they have been raised within an almost perfect atmosphere, surrounded by love and kindness, solving with money all of their problems presented during critical parts of our lives, the teenagerhood and puberty. In these terms, those children will be turned adults believing the world is empty of danger and adversities.
In the other hand, children brought up in families that do not have a large amount of money, have been training their resilience, their tolerance and their adaptability, which are just perfect skills to be exposed in front of the real-life situations and adversities, because they have experience in order of defeat a challenge presented before their eyes. I think that children raised in poorer conditions have also improved their tenacity, turning them a stronger person, mentality speaking.
Summarizing, children brought up in wealthy families have much more probability of being weak adult, when real life problems are presented in a very tough way. In contrast, those boys and girls that learned how to play with the minimum instead of the maximum variety possible; or how to share their food ration instead of being rude and selfish, had been developing their creativity, mental strength and many other capabilities in order of being prepared to fight to the complications which real life presents.
