What is more important luxury or family?
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The definition of luxury varies from people to people. For me, the idea of luxury is to be able to create a sustainable life for myself and my family members there-with leading them to spend a quality time with each other bereft of any worries.
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But the thing is: in some situations, for you to help your family, you have to go far away and work your ass off.
Then all you end up having is a bunch of lonely nights when all you wanted was to get home and have your parents to talk with you.
Still, family. Do all the choices you have to make to help them.
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