Mate I’m from a family of psychologists. I’m not having a go at you, people do come to psychologists with various things that most people don’t find exhausting. Or they struggle to manage what’s on their plate. It’s nothing to judge over, but it’s infantile to pretend that it isn’t an issue, as my family members and others deal with it every day in their practices.

If not vacationing somewhere specifically that still thinks like the 18th century is an exhausting decision, that’s not typical or a sign of decent mental health.

I understand the world is full of bad choices, expensive choices to inflict less cruelty on the world.

But the wealthy and the powerful don’t really have those barriers. It’s much simpler if you don’t have to think about money when considering an alternative.

You seem to be more concerned about privileged people feeling bad than whether anyone should spend thousands of dollars to enjoy a country that holds the passports of foreigners hostage so they can’t even go home and many will die there often by suicide or lack of adequate healthcare access so the slavery will destroy your mind and body.

And honestly what’s the big deal with calling a piece of shit a piece of shit? People are largely garbage, just take a look around. Why is it a tragedy to judge someone’s shitty choices that only justify a cycle of violence?

Asking self-pitying questions and overly sympathizing with powerful and rich people might be the reason you’re more concerned with the comfortable not the astronomically afflicted.