Entitled Mom Has Temper Tantrum Over Doll

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mattstaff
May 22, 2021 10:00 AM EDT

This world's clearly never going to run out of entitled people and their endless series of wildly irrational demands. In this case, we have a terribly entitled mother stage a temper tantrum after being rightfully rejected a doll that she wanted for her daughter. The thing about the doll is that it never would've been appropriate to have given away. Clearly though, the mom just wasn't able to peer through the thick veil of her own ignorance. 

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    Font - r/entitledparents + Join u/Anonymous_Potato_94 · 15h 2 S 1 4 Entitled Mother Demands I Sell Her Something Extremely Important to Me, Because "My LiTtLe AnGeL DeSeRvEs It!!!!!" M Okay, this happened back in 2019, I only just thought of posting it here. Cast: K- kid EM: Entitled Mom Мe: Мe Backstory: Before COVID I did some babysitting every now and then, once I babysat K and my house. Also, I have a small doll collection. I know it's a little weird, please don't be too judgmental :). Anywa
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    Font - So around 14:00, EM dropped K off at my house, I usually don't babysit in my own home, but it didn't bother me that much. At around 16:00, K said she wanted to play hide and seek, so we played for about half an hour until she hid in my room, where she saw my display. I'm usually really insecure about people seeing it, but she was 6 and looked so excited so I took down the dolls to show her, and let her play with them until 17:00, when EM came to pick her up. EM went to my room to get K, a
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    Font - Me: Oh, I'm not selling any of these ones, but I have some others in storage I could- EM: *pointing at the one my grandmother gave me* Oh, but that one is soooo0o pretty! I'm sure you could spare it for my daughter. How much would you like for it? Me: l'm sorry, that's from my Grandma, I can't sell it. EM: is she dead? Me: *extremely confused and shocked* No?
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    Font - EM: Well then how important could it possibly be? Dolls are for children anyway, don't be so selfish! (I was still technically a child so her logic was ridiculous) Here, I'll give you $5. I was a little frustrated at this point, especially because she wouldn't even give me a chance to talk. Me: Even if $5 was anywhere near a decent price, I wouldn't sell this for $100. Now if you'd please pay me for babysitting K, I would be happy to sell you a different doll-
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    Font - EM: What is wrong with people these day!?! You are so selfish, what are you even going to do with those dolls?! Grow up and stop trying to ruin my daughter's childhood! K Deserves that!! Luckily, my mom's car pulled into the driveway at that exact moment, and EM paid me for babysitting and left, but not after having a little temper tantrum. After that experience, I stopped letting parents drop their kids off at my house for babysitting. 1.7k 81 ↑, Share
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    Font - myrifleismyfriend · 14h The thing to do is give them an outrageous price and don't budge. "Oh, you want to buy this little thing. Well, that's a one-of-a-kind piece, so I couldn't possibly let it go for less than $15,000. Also, since I don't know you very well, I'd have to insist on cash only. I have another offer, so if you want this it has to be tomorrow. I can meet you at my bank tomorrow morning so I can deposit the cash immediately." G Reply 1 409 3 ...
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    Font - Axman1318 · 12h 1 Award I have a story similar to what you said, I don't have enough karma to post it here tho. Basically | collected vintage match worn soccer jerseys from Guatemala and some entitled parent tried to take it from me. 374 ...
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