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Did you grow up lower class, middle class or upper class?
I'm very interested to find out! I would say I grew up upper class, what about you?
13 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
upper class - went to a boarding school whose tuition was $40K/yr
BTW my best friend there was on a full scholarship and the son of a garbage collector - money aint everything
Source(s): Soc - 9 years ago
When I was just a baby, we were lower middle class. When I was under 8 years old, I grew up middle class, and when we moved when I was almost nine to where we now live, comfortably upper middle class.
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- Anonymous9 years ago
I think the things of the classes..
Is broken into a more miniscule--catagory..
Lower-lower class
Middle-lower class
Upper-lower class
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Lower-middle class
Middle-middle class
Upper-middle class
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Lower-upper class
Middle-upper class
Upper-upper class
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My family is three generations old..
My grandparents..were definitly part of the lower-lower class
The children--were upper-lower class
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The marriages of those same children..
Created...lower middle class couples..
While--family and employment brought about middle middle class...lifestyles..
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Within 30-years..I would say..
My family attained upper-middle class fortunes../
And in the same-vain..
Have dropped to a more simple middle class stature..
With very little success to aquire..solutions from../
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My family remains..a stagnant--middle class family.
- Anonymous9 years ago
It's not just a matter of money, you know. You can grow up very rich in financial terms but very poor in terms of what is known as "cultural capital".
So, financially I grew up middle class. In terms of cultural capital, I was upper class. That's very common among the children of people like writers, artists, university professors, etc. We're the people who end up attending Ivy League schools on financial aid. I attended two of them.
- Anonymous9 years ago
I grew up in upper class in Rio De Janeiro Brazil. And, now I live in Miami and consider myself upper class still because of my income.
- PapasChickLv 49 years ago
I grew up extreme lower class and now I would consider myself middle class based on income and luxuries.
- 9 years ago
upper-middle class... I wouldn't say I'm living in a mansion or anything, so I'm not upper. I'm not lower, either because my house is bigger than average.
- ?Lv 79 years ago
Lower class. Extremely lower class. I had to work most of my childhood to bring money to the family.