Childhood experiences vary significantly based on socioeconomic status. For upper-middle-class children, activities like summer camps, private lessons, and international vacations are markers of privilege, often perceived as normal. These experiences shape identities and social capital, revealing class distinctions that may not be recognized until adulthood. The article highlights seven activities that, while seemingly ordinary, reflect deeper societal structures and expectations tied to wealth.

The article outlines seven behaviors that psychology suggests are indicative of a man who will contribute to a happy and fulfilling relationship. These behaviors include effective communication, emotional availability, and mutual respect, among others.