In the last paragraph of the essay, what does the author most likely mean when she suggests that some writers are "weaned on affluence and freedom" in the excerpt from "A Four-Hundred-Year-Old Woman" ?
A. The writers have been spoiled by having avoided poverty.
B. The writers care only to write about their positive experiences.
C. The writers fail to acknowledge the difficulties others suffer.
D. The writers have little personal understanding of hardship.