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I definitely didn't grow up poor, but my family did occasionally have money difficulties and made sure I knew the value of a dollar. Ever since I moved into my dorm I have found myself surrounded by people who never had to learn this lesson. They are all quality people and I love being around them, but whenever money comes up I can't help but feel extreme resentment towards them and their comments.

For instance, I had a job in high school and my parents wanted me to go to community college. To prove to them  that I was serious about going to a four year institution they told me to save up 2,000 dollars and give it to them to show that I cared and was able to handle money, and had to take out a small loan. This came up in conversation once and everyone seemed shocked and commented like I was some super oppressed person for helping my parents out.

Also they tend to do things like going out, and don't understand why I can't afford to come along most of the time. Or they casually mention their three week vacations abroad, or how they crashed their car and got a nicer replacement. I know they don't mean anything by this stuff, and definitely don't mean to make me feel inferior, but it's something I can't shake.

I find myself not only jealous but also slightly disgusted about their attitudes towards money. I know this isn't healthy and I want to fix my attitude towards it because over half of my friends are very upper middle class to wealthy. Not only that, but the three girls I'm rooming with fall into this category and I don't want our relationships impaired by this. How do I get over my emotions about this?
<bot>: my friends are all very upper middle class, and I being raised as lower middle class find myself getting increasingly resentful over some of their comments about money. How do I get over my problem?