Not really, since I don't tend to go to anyone's house much. Lol

Had a friend who was quite wealthy but very nice didnt act like he was rich, tell me they went to a couples house who were much richer and they showed them a wallpaper sample for some remodeling they were doing. They asked didnt you just remodel your house and the wife laughed oh yes this is for our private jet remodel!!

I have been there also

A few friends over the yesrs who had wealthy parents or partners who gave them the best of everything in life including love and support.

No because my parents' home was the sort of place that did that to my friends lol.

I stay home happy away from the poshies

My in laws are practically aristocrats but they’re pretty down to earth. So long as you get passed the “big house on a country estate” and all the cars and horses, they’re good people, and they are supportive when times are hard.

More of on TV shows. You know those home building or archetecture shows with fancy houses.

Not really. Most are MasterCard millionaires.

When I was younger other kids had toys and I couldn’t get a one dollar not even labeled doll until I had a 6/7 th birthday, even my cousin had things I didn’t have

When I was a kid I felt this way even about new wooden floor in people's homes. I knew it wasn't real luxury and I was aware it is colder than carpets but the fact is that it still looks much better to me to this day.

No. I have thought "get me out of here".

I never felt like a sewer rat because I was loved and in a secure family as I grew up. I had a friend who lived in a big house with very nice furnishings and many modern (then) gadgets. But the home was sterile and devoid of a sense of the family warmth I was used to. I've carried that attitude forward until today.