[Stephanie-V27775]

I think there’s a difference between having class and being in a particular socioeconomic class. I don’t feel that I fit into any one class when I was growing up. My dad was a machinist, so he worked at an auto maker’s where people made very good money. Thing is, a lot of these people were filthy, ignorant people who pissed their money away on beer and hash oil. They had the means to be middle-class, but their actions seemed to be very lower-class and they didn’t have much personal class either. My dad made good money and invested it. He’s very intelligent, he acts with integrity and my mother kept our house spotless. We were from the same environment at the other people but we seemed to be more upper-middle-class because of our ideals. Similarly, now I’ve moved out of the house and I have far less money than I used to. I probably fall into the lower-middle class earnings range, and yet I still feel that I act with class above my current ‘station’. I just don’t have all the fancy ‘stuff’ that makes it look like I’m upper-middle-class. That said, I know people with money, and with all the ‘stuff’, who act like they have no class at all- cursing a lot, being nasty to their children, acting with no morals. You probably choose your own class based on your actions more than your cashflow.

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Name : Stephanie-V27775, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 23, City : Rather Not Say, State : NA, Country : Canada, Occupation : Website Developer, Education level : 4 Years of College, Social class : Lower middle class, 

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