<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

So I am currently in college and will be moving out of the dorms next year, as will all of my friends and classmates. Most people have found houses in groups, but I will be renting a one bedroom alone. Naturally, this is **much** more expensive than a shared house, and people keep asking me how much rent is, which is making me uncomfortable. 

My parents are relatively wealthy. Not millionaires by any means but well off to have out three kids through school without debt. They offered to pay for the single apartment since they want me to take the family pets and they know I have social anxiety. Of course I was not about to decline that ridiculously generous offer. I also receive monthly allowance - not a whole lot, but enough so that I don't have to drain my savings. I do have some money saved up from working, but the past two summers I only had unpaid internships (career related; I was encouraged by my parents). 

I know I'm extremely privileged. I've never tried to argue against that. Yet it makes me extremely uncomfortable when other people call me a spoiled brat and loudly complain about their own financial situation after having asked me about mine. I never know how to react. I certainly don't take money for granted and my parents have made it very clear that they will only support me until I have a real job. 

What do I say to people asking how much I pay for rent? Or how much my parents give me?
<bot>: My parents are paying for my expensive apartment that costs significantly more than the houses my friends/classmates have rented. I keep getting asked how much my rent is and how I can afford it - I'm not sure what to say.