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I grew up in a house with roaches and a dozen leaks in the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this roof so every time it rained we had to put out buckets to catch it so it didn’t destroy the floorboards worse than it already had. I never really thought much about it, it was just how you lived. But when i’d watch TV, i’d see other people that didn’t live that way and it kind of made me realize it wasn’t always like that. But even after I knew it wasn’t normal, it was still normal to me, so I still didn’t really feel poor or anything even though intellectually I knew that I was. It was only after getting out of that situation and living a more normal life did I really start to reflect and look back and realize just how bad I had it.

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I felt that I had a genuine understanding of middle class was when I was a teen. I knew how much $60-$80k was. Idk why, but I was looking at rents in places I liked even as a teenager. I went to college and knew a kid who said that one summer their dad’s company was doing poorly so they had to do vacation at their lake house instead of a trip to Europe. So yeah. There are wealthy people who are fully grown 24 year olds that still think they’re “salt of the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this earth, blue collar, working men” but own multiple homes and got a brand new $50k truck at 16. Edit: I’m not poor at all. We typically had a vacation every year. Parents made about $80-$90k combined, w/ 3 kids. We had a lot of “can’t afford that” moments, but that doesn’t make us poor. I was never hungry once. Even as a young person, I knew how fortunate I was and how unfair it was for others.
I think it depends on your neighbors and friends at school which one realizes what bracket they’re in first. I just thought we were normal middle class. It wasn’t until I was in my 30’s did I realize that some people thought we had money. Rich kids seldom hear “no,” so they skate a long ways into their life before realizing their privilege. Many never do. I think so. I noticed the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this part of my childhood that was poor way more than when it changed. And rich just goes up. You can start having the ability to have things and more things and then what once felt like a luxury becomes the standard. For what it’s worth, I gained the parts of my personality I liked more when I was being raised by a poor single mom. You only realize there’s a difference between wealth and poverty when you experience that difference. I grew up in pretty dire circumstances, and while I noticed life wasn’t awesome, I didn’t really know we were ‘poor’ as such. It wasn’t until I started high school in a really affluent area and realized how some people lived that I realized I had grown up poor.
However, as your question is worded, it’s always easier to notice the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this absence of something than to notice a constant presence. Something being constantly present fades into the background. I mean, do you notice you have hot running water every day? The human mind expects that if you want something, you can also get it. So from a psychological point of view it never seems weird to have all your needs met until you consciously compare yourself to others. Meanwhile, being hungry/cold/lacking stuff you need will always seem wrong to you even if you were born into poverty Depends on the company they keep. If they’re surrounded with similar people, it takes longer. If they’re around people of different socioeconomic levels, they’ll notice sooner.
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When I lived around poor people they seemed way more down to earth and genuine. Yeah there were some shitty people but it seemed to come from a place of struggling to get through life. There were no rich people at our school so a lot of kids didn’t really realize that they were poor relative to the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this people I used to go to school with. They did give me a hard time at first because my clothes were nicer than theirs. I had to dress down to fit in. Mate, there are wildly wildly wealthy people who become adults without realising how skewed their life has been. No way they’d cotton on before a 2yo getting told no by their folks at a shop. The first thing i bought when i got a job early 90s was bought a pair of avia spiders the 17 years of always getting shoes on a budget had taken its toll on my psyche and still remains to this day , brokeness burns itself into your brain one way or another . Yes. I have friends who have parents who are rich and by proxy they are. I talk about the struggle with housing and they’re like “yeah it’s so bad!!!” But then they think paying $850 a month for a house in Washington is bad… Even though the parents bought them that house. They’re still in denial about what exactly it’s like to have wealth.
I vividly remember hearing “Sorry but we cannot afford that” all the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this time as a 5-yo, and discount grocery shopping where I wound up eating the same things all month- I remember my father not wanting to visit when he didn’t have money because he couldn’t bare to say no if I wanted something. Meanwhile my (humble) richer friends didn’t seem to realize how lucky they are about their housing until they saw my apartment was the size of their livingroom (basically). They were teens then. When I was in elementary school my brother, sister, and I had to play Rock, Paper, Scissors for the last microwavable burrito. I learned we lacked money when we had to roll up coins to pay for McDonalds. Thankfully those days are way way behind us.
Growing up, we didn’t have a lot of money cause we were a big family (4 kids) but my mom always made sure we had a huge Christmas with tons of presents. They’d spend all their Christmas bonuses (back then there were Christmas bonuses) on the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this presents, and she’d buy lots of inexpensive things to make the pile bigger. Anyway, when I was about 7 or 8, I told them that a kid in class had said Santa wasn’t real, so I asked them if he was. My mom asked me, “You think we could afford all those presents?” So, I mean, I knew by 7 or 8 that we were poor, lol. But I was meeting people in college who never realized they came from wealth until they started talking to me and others about their trips to Disney or their cottages on the lake and all that. It really depends on context. Humans need examples to compare themselves against when evaluating their own status. If you’re surrounded most of the time by others of your same status it’s going to take longer to realize where you are in the broader society.
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However, I hardly had any friends so I wasn’t really aware how other people live. So if someone would ask me if we’re poor, I’d just repeat what my father said to me. Obviously, I gained more awareness when I hit my preteens and I’d say one of the Will Smith Los Angeles Dodgers Prince Of The Postseason shirt But I will love this moments when I realized the reality of our situation was when my friend’s dad asked me if we’re still living in that small, one bedroom apartment. When I said yes, my friends seemed quite shocked and I could sense a lot of pity in their voices as they were asking more questions (they seemed shocked that I’ve never had my own room). Their dad then quickly changed the subject. I remember feeling really sad and ashamed after that and I was crying silently in the bathroom for a while (the only place where I had some privacy as a kid). Anyhow, my bottom line is that poor kids could be oblivious to their situation if that’s what their parents want and if they are isolated enough from their peers.
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