Growing up without self-confidence isn't something that is only for poor people. It's a personality trait that people across all classes share.
What about growing up ugly? Ugly people also suffer from lack of self-confidence, that the "good looking popular kids" are better than them.
Everyone has their crosses to bear, whether it's race, wealth, weight, beauty, etc. It's not all poor people have no self-confidence, plenty of people from poor backgrounds with plenty of self confidence.
And yes, you really have no idea what I've been through in my life or what my background is.
Discrimination based on looks seems to be the last acceptable form of discrimination. Nobody seems to think that the fact that all 20 Academy Award acting nominees are well above the median in attractiveness constitutes any form of prejudice:
What about growing up ugly? Ugly people also suffer from lack of self-confidence, that the "good looking popular kids" are better than them.
Everyone has their crosses to bear, whether it's race, wealth, weight, beauty, etc. It's not all poor people have no self-confidence, plenty of people from poor backgrounds with plenty of self confidence.
And yes, you really have no idea what I've been through in my life or what my background is.