Growing up rich

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>>36621269
No i grew up very poor and ate alot of ramen noodles because my parents where too stupid to make beans and rice

Because your parents were successful, unlike you you worthless piece of garbage.

The only thing that's "good" is the material quality of your life, how much worthless shit you can buy

It's still a bland purposeless existence

>>36621320
hey i dont come down to where you work and slap the dick out of your mouth

>>36621320
LOL bitch I'm in college. Living in my shitty dorm made me realize quick how good I had it.

>>36621269
I grew up in a white neighborhood but it had the opposite affect on me, I only view people who are at least middle class or up as human. When I go to the city and see the street cretins it makes me want to REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>36622010
It's not nice to call other people a bitch, be grateful for your opportunities in life, don't belittle those who aren't as fortunate as you.

>>36621269
24 and haven't even moved out of my comfy upbringing home.
Also whites are a minority in my state so gib me free shyt now

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>grew up in mcmansion
>all white public school
>dads a doctor and we join a country club when I'm in highschool
>go to college
>everyones poor
>if I wonder 5 mins off campus I'm in full blown ghetto
>5 years later I graduate and move to cheap area with friend
>its 20% black and going to the super market is scary
>a few years pass
>i'm now essentially a nigger and fit right in

everything went bettter than expected

>>36621269
I wouldn't say I grew up rich, but certainly comfortably upper middle class. Better off than most, anyway.

It's an awful, awful feeling when I realise that there's no way I'll have the quality of life that I enjoyed as a child, that the best I can hope for is to buy a small house in a marginal area.

My father and all my uncles all owned their own homes before the age of thirty. That generation have no idea how good they had it.

>>36621269
my parents both grew up poor/working class and they made sure I knew how good I had it. that said, knowing about something consciously and really experiencing it are two completely different things. I miss the town I grew up in, but I know I can never return since my generation will never know the standard of living our parents did. guess I'll just do what I can with the scraps left behind by the boomer generation. when we write the history books, they will be the demons of our time, just as the nazis were for theirs

>>36623387
>they will be the demons of our time

What do you mean by this anon?

I grew up in America, so majority black and they all were living it up with all the free shit they wanted while my family got nothing. An least I learned early on how important being racist is. I hate and will never be poor after having to grow up like that. I am jealous of the people who got to grow up with their own kind and have nice things.

Yeah I grew up in the jersey shore area where most people worked in NYC.

>>36622439
Pretty much this, although I didn't move to a very nice area until I was 7 and my parents were in their late 30s.

My father is really more blue collar than white collar, and the neighborhood we moved into (in Southern California) used to be more middle class than upper class. Now it feels like lower upper class while my family is still upper middle. There used to be a lot of contractors, some engineers, and some Pajeet programmers, but now it's all doctors, more Pajeet programmers, people that own like 3 houses over the country and this is just their California getaway, some fucked up children of super wealthy Hollywood types and other random wealthy foreigners.