Many parents want to give their kids everything that they can in life. They want to support them, love them, nurture them, and hope that they are happy with all the things they can get that maybe some parents didn't grow up with.
However, there are some times when giving your kids things can go too far and some people end up with spoiled rotten kids.
Apparently, this child has gotten so mad while playing Fortnite that he has broken not one, not two, not three, not four, but five TVs in a row. Now, his parents are hoping people can use them for parts.
At the store, the kid was begging his parents for a pet fish and when he was told no, he decided to take matters into his own hands and smash the fish tank.
Apparently, she went on Amazon and decided to order herself a whole slew of toys behind her parent's back. And, when they got delivered, she couldn't have been more proud of herself and her accomplishments.
This little boy decided to use his reading skills and figured out that if he bites a toy, his mom has to (by store rules) pay for the toy and then it's his. So, he decided to find the biggest toy in the store and sink his teeth into it.
Instead of sharing with their family, this person decided to smash the entire Nintendo Switch on the floor so now no one can play it, simply because there was one game bought that she did not like or enjoy.
At least the parents knew where to throw this post because this is really entitled. The mom said that it was too late to get a frappucino, as they are loaded with sugar, and even promised her daughter one the following day. But, that wasn't good enough.
Apparently, when you have garbage on an airplane, some kids think that means you just throw it down the middle aisle of the plane. Whose child is this and why are they allowing him to act this way?
If you don't want something, why not just put it back where you took it from? People really don't seem to care that there is someone who has to then spend their time fixing this!
"Cheap" but brand new, seems to not add up for me. Apparently, she asked her dad for the space gray version of the MacBook, but because she got a rose gold one, she is selling it "for nothing."
Getting a BMW would make any kid feel like they are on top of the world. Except for this kid in India because he was "upset" that the var was too small and wanted a Jaguar and not a BMW for his birthday.
Chores are a right of passage for many people growing up. Unless you are an attorney in the making and super entitled and feel like it's illegal to do any chores in your own home where you live.
Some kids don't understand that having any food on the table is better than some people in eh world have it. Mushrooms or no mushrooms, Little Ceasar's pizza or gourmet, not many people get a hot meal every night.
Wrote into a group for financial support, like for bills and other things of need, and asked everyone if they are giving away a free car for his daughter. Clearly, he missed the entire point of the group.
This dad has no shame if he is going to the internet in order to crowdfund for his son's overpriced birthday gift. Why not just get him something that you can actually afford? Maybe, just maybe it is the right way to do it.
This son, whose dad is about to die of cancer, feels that he's not allowed to spend his money the way he wants to doing things that he wants to do before he dies, because it's "his inheritance." I am speechless.
