If you were raised comfortably in the middle or upper classes, I can guarantee that you& #39;ve rejected a ton of potential friendships with incredible people who you perceived as "less than" you in status because they didn& #39;t have money or grew up in a manual labor household.
A lot of classism I experienced as a child wasn& #39;t other kids teasing me because I was poor; it was their karen moms telling them that I came from a "bad home" and that we shouldn& #39;t be friends.
An important thing to know about Karens is that they don& #39;t have to be rich, merely aspirational. They definitely want to be.
They want to be more than they are. They secretly hate themselves. And so their whole path through life is grasping for status, trampling the grass.
They want to be more than they are. They secretly hate themselves. And so their whole path through life is grasping for status, trampling the grass.