we can complain about not having right now. Luxuries are things we do not actually need. We should see luxuries as tiny things, like a conversation with someone, some self-care to better yourself, or just an appreciation of all the things and people in your life. All these tiny things are the luxuries we need to cherish and truly appreciate. They are the things that are more important luxuries and we can’t afford to lose them. At the end of the day, that’s what matters — not the luxuries we can go out and get or experience. I do and will continue to cherish these small luxuries I have and maybe the rest of the world can do the same, not just for me but for the disability community as a whole. I think the world would be in a better place once we realized this.
Larissa Martin is an inspirational non-fiction writer self-published author. Her goal writing is for people who read her work see things from a different perspective.
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