Once upon a time, there was a ‘spoiled prince’ who lived in a kingdom of his parents’ making. Everything was about him, and he could do no wrong. But when adulthood hit, he realized that the world did not, in fact, revolve around him. After a few failed relationships and a reality check, our ‘spoiled prince’ underwent a transformation, seeking therapy to become a better person. Now, with a new baby brother in the picture, he’s hoping his parents won’t repeat the same mistakes. But will they listen? ♀️
The Spoiled Prince’s Tale

The Royal Treatment

The Fall from Grace

The Wake-Up Call

The Unexpected Baby Brother

The Confrontation

The Admission of Fault ♂️

The Sisters’ Agreement

The Suggestions for Change

The Parents’ Defense ️

The Spoiled Prince’s Plea: ‘Don’t Repeat the Past!’
Our ‘spoiled prince’ has had quite the journey. From a pampered childhood to a harsh reality check in adulthood, he’s learned some hard lessons about entitlement and personal growth. Now, with a new baby brother in the picture, he’s hoping his parents won’t repeat the same mistakes. He and his sisters have voiced their concerns, suggesting less spoiling and more discipline. But the parents are not taking it well. They’re defensive, upset, and feel ganged up on. Let’s see how the internet reacts to this royal family drama…
“NTA. Critique your parents’ parenting, you’re the one who decides.”
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NTA for criticizing parents; lack of parenting is evident.

Therapy reveals past trauma, siblings reconcile, parenting critique justified! ✨

NTA. Voice your concerns for your baby brother’s wellbeing and humanity!

Kids have the right to critique their parents’ bad parenting!

NTA: Confronting the truth of parenting and breaking the cycle

Protect your baby brother and stand up against irresponsible parents! NTA

Valuable feedback, but delivery could use some improvement.

Constructive criticism sparks discussion on raising children differently.

Well done for sorting yourself out! Guide your brother too!
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NTA. What a s**t show.

Mature realization and calling out entitled parents.
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NTA: Sharing personal experiences to criticize parenting skills.

OP recognizes the damage of favoritism and takes steps to undo it. NTA
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NTA: Be a powerful role model for your little brother!

NTA, but be persistent in talking to your parents about this!

NTA: They probably deserved it.

NTA – Imperfect parents criticized by their own children.

You’re perfect! Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! ✨
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Protecting the new kid from toxic parenting. Not the a**hole!

NTA: The spoiled prince speaks out against his parents’ parenting

NTA: Reflecting on past mistakes, seeking to break the cycle.

Parenting struggles: NTA admits mistakes and strives for improvement.

Delicate phrasing is key to avoiding being seen as an a**hole.

NTA. Breaking free from a toxic upbringing is commendable!

NTA: Share your wisdom with a heartfelt apology for better communication.

Grown child critiques parents’ parenting, sparks important conversation!

“Not the a**hole.” Short and sweet, no explanation needed.

NTA. Reflecting on the sins of our parents and their impact.

Taking action and going to treatment. Good for you! ✊

Curious about the parents’ age and adoption? Not the a**hole.

NTA: Breaking the cycle of favoritism for your little brother!

NTA – Protecting your brother from spoiling, fostering experience shared

Becoming a better person and brother. Good luck on your journey! ✨

Sibling rivalry and parenting double standards

NTA: Let the kids judge their own parents!

NTA, but family therapy might be more appropriate than party.

NTA: Brutal honesty exposes the need for self-improvement.

Sibling struggles: NTA, set boundaries for your little brother!

NTA: You tried talking to them, but parents need to listen!

NTA takes responsibility, shares powerful story. Will they listen?

Helpful advice for raising kids without spoiling them. ✨

NTA. Being persuasive about their poor parenting, hopefully they’ll listen.

Defensive parents, but hopefully something will sink in

NTA! Inspiring story of self-improvement and sibling reconciliation!

Real talk, NTA. You saw yourself as the problem and took steps to fix it.

Directly affected individuals critique parenting. Not the a**hole.

NTA. Parenting critique and therapy savings for little brother.

NTA. Admirable and self-aware. Respect for helping your brother!

NTA: Special treatment for a child? Ignorant and a tad abusive!
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From a total dick to not the a**hole. Congrats!

Be there for your little brother, be his role model

Sibling speaks up about parents’ parenting mistakes.

Empathetic comment supports speaking out against parenting mistakes.

“I’m repairing my relationship with my siblings. They need feedback.”

Parents’ tantrums over new kid’s tantrums? ♂️

NTA. Reflecting on yourself, making changes. Your dad’s words are wrong. Critique, suggest, be heard. Good luck!

Changing behavior takes courage! Good on you!

NTA. Strained sibling relationships and therapy prove their messed up parenting.

NTA: OP’s self-improvement journey inspires and deserves major props!

NTA – Generational differences, but be there for him later

Lower status people unite to address common problem of spoiling

NTA: Critique their parenting? They won’t take any input!

Breaking the cycle: Overcoming a difficult upbringing

NTA for turning your life around, but are your parents irresponsible? ♀️

NTA: Parenting as an experiment, valuable feedback from children!

NTA. A fresh start for the new kid!

NTA. Children have *every* right to critique their parents’ parenting.

Commenter sympathizes with younger sibling’s potential challenges due to older parents.

Parents in denial about favoritism, siblings must help little brother.

NTA – Criticizing parenting when you’re paying the price!

OP’s growth inspires siblings to confront parents for better parenting!

Not the a**hole. Share your story of raising spoiled kids!

NTA: Speak your truth and critique their harmful parenting!
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NTA. Standing up for family, even if it’s tough love.

Recognizing mistakes and taking responsibility. Good for you!

Gendered parenting: a negative impact according to adults. NTA

NTA, your brother might need therapy.

NTA. Honest parenting means acknowledging past mistakes.

NTA. Have a heartfelt conversation with your parents about your upbringing

Kids should have a say in critiquing their parents’ techniques!

NTA: The spoiled prince warns against repeating his upbringing.

NTA! Bravo for self-improvement! Your growth is inspiring!

NTA: Parenting technique backfires, causing therapy. They messed up.

Friend’s sibling raised poorly, NTA, hoping for better future
