What is your favourite aspect ..

Bath or shower?

Baths :3	15.3%	[ 9 ]
Showers~	52.5%	[ 31 ]
Both!	22.0%	[ 13 ]
Neither because i'm a cat.	10.2%	[ 6 ]
Total Votes:			[ 59 ]

[The Forbidden Soul]

I like meat.

[Spikerzz]

Modern hygiene and the level of cleanliness.

[Jesse Troy]

The opportunity to be born poor, but die wealthy.

[Queen Lucia]

Not spending the rest of my life in factory or doing slave labor for nothing.

[DedicatedLady]

I like both a shower every day is what I do, but a bubble bath from time to time can never hurt. Plus it can be really relaxing. Also we do take things for granted so I do appercaite where I live, and hope that one day all countries can be a place of freedom. Silly wishful thinking but hey it never hurts to wish.

[toasty nipples]

freedom of speech and right to vote, brah.
except, I don't have the right to vote, but eventually, I will. emotion_kirakira
internet.

[Pseudo-Onkelos]

Education.

[Hobotastique]

being richer than everyone else and having more opportunities for things in general

[lmSoWhiteLOL]

My Internet, my touchscreen mp3 player, and everything electronic I possess. 3nodding

[The Odious]

Running water (preferably without fluoride though).
Plumbing.
Paper and pencils.

[Call of the Siren]

Shoes.

[The Earth King]

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Favourite aspects? Internet, food, shoes.
The aspects I appreciate the most? Water, food, electricity, heat, having a roof over my head.
You know, the basics.

[zaptar13]

kvlt elitist

I miss sword fights

We live in a 1st world country with technology. It's time we used lightsabers.

[MarigoldMari]

Not all third world countries are as you describe o.o Sometimes the nation is just not as rich as others, and therefore can't provide as much to its people. In fact, my girlfriend is from the Philippines which is considered third world, and she has a f*cking Macbook Pro, an iPad (the latest one), the latest iPhone, all these gadgets that I (who lives in the U.S) do not have. Her internet is also faster than mine even though mine's advertised as high speed. Its also common in her nation for most households to have at least one permanent maid and/or cook. Sounds pretty amazing to me.

I guess the thing I appreciate most about living in a first world country is the availability of online products. Many online stores won't sell to "undesirable markets", like certain countries. As I live in the U.S, I live in a desirable market country, so its product heaven. We're also never a test market (such as Australia or Mexico) so we only get the best of the best.