Ok. So some flaws in your post (unusual!)...I don't have a company car. Why would I have a company car?! And I don't drive a focus or mondeo. So your 'picture' of me is wrong.
I'm also not sure why you feel the need to remind me that I have a wife, kids and a job?! I kinda know that.
The things I've said to you in the past have been in 'self defence' of posts (like the one earlier in this thread) where you attempt to make me out to be some 'nasty man', simply because I've told you straight, or as we say, called a spade a spade. Now really I should just ignore them, but see when idiots try to put you down without any fact or knowledge? I can't help but defend myself. It's an instinct. It's not a good trait and fortunately you are the only person I have ever had to deal with in this way. I think (!).
Self worth/self esteem is not a bad thing. It's good to have these. All it means is that you are content with your life and where you are in life. That you have self respect. That you value your worth and what you have. It doesn't mean that you think you are better than others (as you have tried to insinuate) or more successful than others (as you have tried to insinuate). It makes you more able to face the many challenges that having a wife, kids and challenging job can bring. Is that a bad thing?!
Was that a mature enough response?!
To be honest, I'm caught in 2 minds with you. I'm starting to think (as I did when you first arrived) that you are only, say 14-17 years old. In which case, I fully apologise for the harsh nature of my posts towards you. And that's genuine, as I don't want to 'bash' a kid. A lot of your posts seem to point towards this. On the other hand, if you are a 'grown' man...well in that case...everything stands.
Edit: Just had the dog out and strangely realised I said 'floors' instead of 'flaws'. Knew something didn't look right. School boy error.