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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I've started reading these stories online about entitled parents and much like certain videos on YouTube, they are pretty much a mixed bag as some are real stories and some are fake.
It made me ask, where do these people come from and why do they think it's ok to steal someone else's property and give it to their kid?
Whether these stories are real or fake, these people are an absolute disgrace.
What are your thoughts on this and have you ever encountered an entitled parent? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Entitled in what way? "
As in spoiling their kids rotten and acting all smug like they're better than everyone else. They would also make up excuses like how well behaved their kids and resort to stealing someone's property for their kid rather than buying one at the shop. |
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"Entitled in what way?
As in spoiling their kids rotten and acting all smug like they're better than everyone else. They would also make up excuses like how well behaved their kids and resort to stealing someone's property for their kid rather than buying one at the shop."
I don't think that's what entitled means. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing. |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing. "
Thanks for clarifying x |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing. "
That also sounds like theft. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's lots of examples of it. There's a lot of entitled parents out there that make excuses for their shitty kids behaviour and act like it's no big deal and the person complaining should just deal with it. I work in a school I've seen a lot of this behaviour from parents.
One kid has learning difficulties and carries a toy panda everywhere. Another kid took it causing this kid to go into a melt down. When the parent found out her response was "he probably doesn't even know what a panda is so why does he even need it". |
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing.
Thanks for clarifying x"
That's still not entitlement. That's just plain old fashioned cuntish theft.
And hearsay toboot. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing. "
Thanks for the help mate. This kind of topic can be tricky to understand as we can't be sure if it's entitlement or theft. |
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing.
Thanks for the help mate. This kind of topic can be tricky to understand as we can't be sure if it's entitlement or theft."
Yes we can. I'm sure it's not simple entitlement. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Don't read them.
All that Facebook crap is virtue signalling and moral values that the people commenting are lying about, to look good to their Facebook friends- half of them they have probably never met. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There's lots of examples of it. There's a lot of entitled parents out there that make excuses for their shitty kids behaviour and act like it's no big deal and the person complaining should just deal with it. I work in a school I've seen a lot of this behaviour from parents.
One kid has learning difficulties and carries a toy panda everywhere. Another kid took it causing this kid to go into a melt down. When the parent found out her response was "he probably doesn't even know what a panda is so why does he even need it". "
I work in a school and I've seen plenty of this too. Basically parents allow their children to behave in anyway and it's everyone else's fault that they don't respond to their child in an appropriate way rather than the child's behaviour and their attitude as a parent. The case is described above I guess I quite extreme but I see it every single day and it becomes tiring. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't read them.
All that Facebook crap is virtue signalling and moral values that the people commenting are lying about, to look good to their Facebook friends- half of them they have probably never met. "
Except none of this is on Facebook or has anything to do with virtue signalling.
Are you posting to the correct thread? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There's lots of examples of it. There's a lot of entitled parents out there that make excuses for their shitty kids behaviour and act like it's no big deal and the person complaining should just deal with it. I work in a school I've seen a lot of this behaviour from parents.
One kid has learning difficulties and carries a toy panda everywhere. Another kid took it causing this kid to go into a melt down. When the parent found out her response was "he probably doesn't even know what a panda is so why does he even need it".
I work in a school and I've seen plenty of this too. Basically parents allow their children to behave in anyway and it's everyone else's fault that they don't respond to their child in an appropriate way rather than the child's behaviour and their attitude as a parent. The case is described above I guess I quite extreme but I see it every single day and it becomes tiring. "
Indeed it does.
When my partner and I got called into school about a fight my son had gotten into, the teachers were shocked that we didn't make any excuses for his behaviour and he would be punished for it. Shows how rare responsible parents are when they are that shocked at our response. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The title and the opening comment of the thread is a little bit confusing but nobody is denying the fact it's fast but the phenomenon I guess a parents behaving in this way is known as entitled parenting.
Like hot wifing it's kind of a way of describing something. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The title and the opening comment of the thread is a little bit confusing but nobody is denying the fact it's fast but the phenomenon I guess a parents behaving in this way is known as entitled parenting.
Like hot wifing it's kind of a way of describing something. "
I do apologise for the confusion on the subject. I'm a bit confused on this myself.  |
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"The title and the opening comment of the thread is a little bit confusing but nobody is denying the fact it's fast but the phenomenon I guess a parents behaving in this way is known as entitled parenting.
Like hot wifing it's kind of a way of describing something.
I do apologise for the confusion on the subject. I'm a bit confused on this myself. "
Don't apologise. Christ it's not your fault this lot think they are entitled to clarification ..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There's lots of examples of it. There's a lot of entitled parents out there that make excuses for their shitty kids behaviour and act like it's no big deal and the person complaining should just deal with it. I work in a school I've seen a lot of this behaviour from parents.
One kid has learning difficulties and carries a toy panda everywhere. Another kid took it causing this kid to go into a melt down. When the parent found out her response was "he probably doesn't even know what a panda is so why does he even need it".
I work in a school and I've seen plenty of this too. Basically parents allow their children to behave in anyway and it's everyone else's fault that they don't respond to their child in an appropriate way rather than the child's behaviour and their attitude as a parent. The case is described above I guess I quite extreme but I see it every single day and it becomes tiring.
Indeed it does.
When my partner and I got called into school about a fight my son had gotten into, the teachers were shocked that we didn't make any excuses for his behaviour and he would be punished for it. Shows how rare responsible parents are when they are that shocked at our response. "
Obviously Every Parent wants to believe their child acts in a good way and behaves themselves but from time to time the little Angels let themselves and their parents down.
On the whole most parents are fairly respectful and accountable for their children's and their behaviour, however the ones that don't are just unmanageable and then it becomes exceptionally difficult to manage their children's behaviour because they know there isn't going to be any consequences. I don't necessarily think that it's entitled parenting, I think it's just lazy parenting although you always get parents that feel their child is entitled to special treatment but I don't understand really what that has to do with the stealing aspect of it that was described above. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The title and the opening comment of the thread is a little bit confusing but nobody is denying the fact it's fast but the phenomenon I guess a parents behaving in this way is known as entitled parenting.
Like hot wifing it's kind of a way of describing something.
I do apologise for the confusion on the subject. I'm a bit confused on this myself. "
yes don't apologise at all it's a tricky subject to explain really. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've heard of people doing that kind of thing but didn't know there was a name for it. Every day is a school day!
I'd just call them twunts...
V x"
Twunts. Now that's a new one in my book lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"The title and the opening comment of the thread is a little bit confusing but nobody is denying the fact it's fast but the phenomenon I guess a parents behaving in this way is known as entitled parenting.
Like hot wifing it's kind of a way of describing something.
I do apologise for the confusion on the subject. I'm a bit confused on this myself.
yes don't apologise at all it's a tricky subject to explain really. "
Ok no problem. It is indeed a tricky subject. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Of course, parents can be arrogant and entitled.
But I wouldn't get too stressed about stories you read on Reddit. I'm guessing the number that are true is not that high.
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Indeed. Like I said, the stories are a mixed bag. |
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing. "
That's not an entitled parent. That's just a dick head. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I know what he's talking about I've seen them.
They are from a subreddit called entitled parents.
Things like a guy had his puppy with him at a coffee shop. Kids comes over and wants to pet it. He let's the kid until it pulls the dogs ears making it yelp. Guy takes the kids hands off of the dog making the kid start crying.
Entitled parent walks over screaming this man m*lested my child and has stolen my daughters puppy. Luckily the coffee shop owner knew the guy and basically told the entitled parent to sod off.
The parent incidentally told the kid that's what she'd do to get the puppy for her kid cos someone else overheard her say it.
Thats what the stories are about. That kind of thing.
That's not an entitled parent. That's just a dick head. "
Many of these type of parents cab be right dick heads |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Sounds like mental health issues. "
Or plain old theft.
Justifying or making excuses for everything by saying it is a mental health issue takes away from people with REAL mental health issues |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Here's a story I just heard on YouTube.
A girl was given a gift card for her birthday from her mum and then the next day, her gift card went missing. Apparently, her own mum took the gift card and spent it on her brother and never apologised. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"OK having just googled this...some of the stories can't possibly be true , so many fantasists on the web but most of them seem to be on there  "
I do agree that some of the stories can't be true. I have noticed a pattern with some of the excuses the parent makes for taking someone's property like their kid got good grades and that the owner doesn't deserve the item they want for example. |
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"Here's a story I just heard on YouTube.
A girl was given a gift card for her birthday from her mum and then the next day, her gift card went missing. Apparently, her own mum took the gift card and spent it on her brother and never apologised."
What ????
Call the cruetly van ..... fuck me so much evil in the world these days. |
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"Here's a story I just heard on YouTube.
A girl was given a gift card for her birthday from her mum and then the next day, her gift card went missing. Apparently, her own mum took the gift card and spent it on her brother and never apologised."
Don't tell me ..... the story was posted by the girl herself about her mean, mean , mean mum. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Here's a story I just heard on YouTube.
A girl was given a gift card for her birthday from her mum and then the next day, her gift card went missing. Apparently, her own mum took the gift card and spent it on her brother and never apologised.
What ????
Call the cruetly van ..... fuck me so much evil in the world these days."
Just thought I'd mention this as an example. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Here's a story I just heard on YouTube.
A girl was given a gift card for her birthday from her mum and then the next day, her gift card went missing. Apparently, her own mum took the gift card and spent it on her brother and never apologised.
Don't tell me ..... the story was posted by the girl herself about her mean, mean , mean mum. "
Probably |
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"I read a story once about this woman who kept on having kids and made them all sleep in footwear.
Was this a true story or a false one?"
It was very true. They lived in a shoe and she gave them broth but didn't give them any bread ! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I read a story once about this woman who kept on having kids and made them all sleep in footwear.
Was this a true story or a false one?
It was very true. They lived in a shoe and she gave them broth but didn't give them any bread ! "
Hang on. This is a nursery rhyme. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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After hearing more these stories on YouTube or reddit, I began to understand more on what an Entitled Parent is.
They believe that just because they have a kid, they deserve to be treated like royalty. They see their kids as little angels despite their kids being just as bad as them and if their kids want something, they'll get it for them even if it means stealing. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Entitled parents are those who can't afford their own home or to provide for their offspring and expect the state to do it"
Like I said, they believe they deserve to be treated like their royalty and expect everyone else to wipe their asses while acting like spoilt brats to get what they want. |
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"Entitled parents are those who can't afford their own home or to provide for their offspring and expect the state to do it"
What a load of bollocks!
It means believing oneself to be inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment and thinking the world will revolve around them’ |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Entitled parents are those who can't afford their own home or to provide for their offspring and expect the state to do it
What a load of bollocks!
It means believing oneself to be inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment and thinking the world will revolve around them’"
Exactly. They'll even resort to verbal and even physical abuse to get what they want. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I've read stories where entitled parents are insane Westboro Baptist Church religious types as well.
One tried to kill her dying kid because a friend of her dying son got him a monster book which she deemed "satanic". |
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