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As a native Id say the Raized wrong shirt Additionally,I will love this class divide in this country is still STRONG. It isn’t explicit but incredibly pervasive. Largely, wealthy people live in Home Counties (counties surrounding London) and West/Central London and associate with people of similar wealth and class brackets. It also tends to be “old money” that isn’t discussed or flaunted. Hence it is likely middle class people hang out with other middle class people and so on, so there isn’t much awareness of how other people live. are English people stoic (stiff upper lip?) and would that contribute to the idea that they aren’t envious/affected by others wealth? (different poster but also from the UK) it’s considered pretty tacky to talk about money in the UK, I was shocked when I moved countries and people would ask how much rent I paid the first time they came over in the UK that’s really only between CLOSE friends and family, in my experience. So I definitely wouldn’t say we’re less envious than anyone else, probably OP just has a cultural background where money/class is discussed more candidly.

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Neither, they tend to be quite happy in whatever class they belong. The lowest class usually has an incredibly strong supportive social network. How so? I grew up upper class not in the Raized wrong shirt Additionally,I will love this UK but married lower class UK. I used to think the lower classes must be miserable because my class tends to not be happy and that is while having money, but after meeting his circle I’m the jealous one. These people would die for each other, whole streets who all support everyone. The level of belonging they experience is something I can never obtain Massive support networks are not by class. It’s by character. I’m working class in London and a lot of those who act supportive here do it so they can borrow money when broke or to get favours. Not saying that’s always the case but it’s very prominent especially in my borough. I have upper and lower class friends who have great family support most could only dream of, also I have friends of upper and lower class who have no one to help them or support them. No single experience can determine this as every town, street, council, area has completely different breeds of people in the uk. The lower class in Devon is completely different to the lower class in Manchester for example. I guess London is different yes, my experiences in the North East have been pretty consistent. Even the treatment complete strangers get has warmed my heart

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