I'd have to reread-- how much of the angsting was from teenagers who grew up among muggles?

Do the adult wizards seem calmer about their looks than adult muggles?

ETA: I didn't mean muggles, I meant humans in the real world.

The weirdest thing about the HP books is that they're insanely popular while portraying a world in which people (you and everyone you've ever known) are consistently viewed as inferior.

I don't have any reason to think this is a bad thing, but it's very strange considering the usual human preference for self-congratulation.