There are loads of WC people on Mn, @ButtercupGirl.
And what you ‘identify as’ is only part of the story, surely. I do ‘feel’ WC in important ways — my parents were a cleaner and a bin man, and both my grandfathers were labourers — we were dirt poor when I grew up and not only was I the first person in my family to stay in education past thirteen, but my parents actively discouraged me going to university because it was for ‘rich people’ (they had never heard of grants and scholarships, and I didn’t go to the kind of school that had much experience of pupils going to third-level education) — but there’s no denying that other people may now read me differently, as someone with multiple postgraduate degrees from elite universities, working in a very middle-class profession, with considerable cultural capital.
What dominates — how you feel, or how other people identify you, or how you score on objective criteria like education, income, savings, job etc?
For instance, I come out as ‘Elite’ on the BBC class calculator, because it doesn’t ask questions about upbringing, or parents’ income, educational level or jobs. I don’t feel elite.