relatively, but not excessively
mostly I feel like I was privileged in terms of opportunities, second chances and simple genetics
Some food related things, and people queuing properly for buses
Not much else really, to be honest. I feel like living in Wellington has completely spoiled me for anywhere else!
Our kids are only 4 and 7, so I don't think that I'm really qualified to comment on that part. One thing I'm VERY sure of is that I would not want my kids being raised in the same place that I was (and I'm not even from a particularly shitty part of the UK).
Compared to the UK, on a day to day basis the things I love the most are how things look - feel like I see more sunshine, and more green and blue, than grey and grey and grey. I also think the overall culture is just much nicer here.
One of my brothers good friends married some super liberal girl he met in college because it was a small school with slim pickings. She cried when Hillary lost. She posted about white privelage on facebook, etc. Her husband is an orthopedic surgeon now and their kids go to private school. I wanted to ask her why she didn't send them to public school if she thought white privelage was so bad. Apparently it's ok though if it's your own kids.
You know it, brah! White, male, parents modestly well off, big family.
Best I got for victimhood status was being the youngest child.