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Reply to "If you and your family are very wealthy would you marry someone not in your social class?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there are more issues in your question than just marrying within your social class: -There is a difference between social class and wealth. Look how many titled Brits (highest social class) are not wealthy. -Is marrying more about wealth or social class -If it's about wealth, is there a distinction between liquid/non-liquid wealth? -How acceptable is divorce? I come from great wealth but low social class (father grew up in a trailer in KY. Mother grew up cash poor/land rich in the midwest). I'm less concerned with wealth/class than I am character.[/quote] lol You did not grow up wealthy if your dad lived in a trailer park. I guess it only works in the sense that every poor person in America sees themselves as an embarrassed billionaire. [/quote] Not true. I'm a DP, but I can relate to this person. My dad built a successful business out of his trade - think mid-seven-figure income and eight-figure net worth in the nineties. Neither of my parents even started college and their parents were farmers. So we were wealthy in the sense that we had a lot of resources, but we didn't hang out at the golf course or wear designer clothes. I married someone who grew up poor but was ambitious, driven, and became financially successful. We both relate differently to the "upper class" - he has a chip on his shoulder and has always tried to fit in and hide his past, whereas I'm unimpressed and avoidant as my family shunned that lifestyle. [/quote]
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