Entitled Mom Thinks Her Sons Have A Right To Play With Little Girl's Bike At Park Because 'She's Not Using It'

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Jan 25, 2022 1:00 PM EST

Some parents think their kids are the best kids to ever exist, and should therefore be treated as such for the rest of their days. These kinds of parents seriously need a wake-up call. In today's 'Am I The A$$hole?' post, an entitled mom had the audacity to assume it was okay for her kids to play with a little girl's bike without asking for permission. When the little girl's older sister got involved, the mom ignored her request because she claimed the little girl wasn't even using it. No wonder the kids didn't ask for permission - they learned from their mother! Scroll down for all the entitled details. 

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  • 01
    Font - AITA for cussing at a lady at the park? I (14M) recently took my sister (4F) to a park close to my house, she was pretty excited to go because her dad bought her a bicycle and she wanted to try it out When we arrived there was a lady with her 2 sons and a daughter, I made eye contact with the lady and just smiled and waved at her to be nice. After 15 minutes or so my sister was playing on the swings because she got scared and didn't want to ride the bicycle anymore
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    We're only a paragraph in, and we already love this protective older sister. 

  • 02
    Font - I looked away for a second to say hello to my uncle since he lives close to us and he was passing by and when I turned my head around to check on my sister I saw she was crying and the lady's sons were using my sisters bike, I approached the kids and politely asked them to please leave the bike alone and use theirs (the 3 kids had brought their own bikes) they ignored me and continued to play with the bike. I decided to go up to the lady and ask her if she could talk to her sons, she resp
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    These boys clearly take after their entitled mother. 

  • 03
    Font - the bike so I don't see a problem" I then responded with "I'm aware that she isn't using it, but it's her bike and your kids have their bikes so I don't see a reason for them to use hers" she then started going on about how I have no reason to talk to her like that if I was going around getting girls pregnant, insinuating that my sister was my daughter, at this point I was pissed and didn't want to deal with this lady so I angrily
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  • 04
    Mammal - said "Lady, she's my sister, and I believe I have the right to talk considering I'm not being a little bitch, so I'm going to ask again, are you going to tell your little rats to get off my sisters bike or not", she then got up and told her kids to get in the car
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    Handwriting - Later when I got home I told my mom about it thinking she would see it as a funny story, boy was I wrong, she started going on about how I was so rude to that lady and that I need to learn to respect my elders Am I the asshole?
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    Smile - Unseen_Owl · 4 hr. ago NTA at all, and your mother is wrong (and you can just go ahead and tell her that some old man on the internet told you so, too. That should settle it for her).
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    Font - upthecreekwthnocanoe · 4 hr. ago Certified Proctologist [26] NTA, good for you. Adults are not always right, and feel free to call them out and stick up for your little sister when she is being bullied. Carry on being a good sport by being better parent than that lady when you're older, and even better than your mum so you only bring good kids into the world!
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    Font - MostlyLurking77 · 1 hr. ago NTA. I get your mom having an impulsive reaction to fuss because you talked back to another mom on the playground, and she's thinking like you're a kid on the playground, not a fellow caregiver with that mom. If your mom thought through it before she reacted, if she tried to imagine what she would have done, she probably wouldn't have fussed at you.
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    Font - acetrainerjayce · 4 hr. ago Partassipant [1] NTA Honestly I would have just yanked the bike out from under the kid and told the mother to put a leash on her animals.
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    Human body - NotMyFirstChoice675 · 4 hr. ago NTA. Your mum needs a reality check I'm afraid.
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    Human body - LittleBlondBrit · 3 hr. ago Nta. "Ok, then hand over your car keys. You're clearly not using it as you're playing with your kids right now. I'll bring it right back when I'm done."
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    Font - Fabulous_Quality2149 · 4 hr. ago Those kids had no business on your sister's bike. You asked the kids to get off your sister's bike. They didn't. You asked the lady to get her kids off your sister's bike. She ignored you. And the lady went off acting like the morality police... she had no business even if she was right... and she was wrong! Showing a little attitude was called for in this instance. NTA
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