Top Trending Entitled Moms of the Week (February 2, 2023)

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Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor
Feb 2, 2023 4:00 PM EST

Wherever there are children, there's a good chance you'll run into an entitled mother or two! I don't make the rules, but this is just reality at this point. According to Reddit's r/entitledparents subreddit, these are the top trending entitled moms of the week. These posts range from Moms who kept their children from certain opportunities to Moms who made everything about themselves. Keep scrolling below to have a look at these stories. When you're done, take a look at these top trending "me IRL" moments!

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  • 01

    This Mom made her daughter's injury all about her!

    Font - ATA for telling my mum to stop spreading my personal information? S For some reason ATA won't let me post this but I need to vent so I'm putting it here: I 20F have recently suffered quite a severe injury. I don't want to go into too much detail but I've had to come home from university and spent 4 or 5 days in and out of hospital because of it. (My memory is slightly fuzzy so I don't know exactly how many days it was.) I've been bed bound since I got home. Today, I had an appointment bac
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  • 02
    Font - While we were waiting for the appointment i was in lots of pain and my dad was rubbing my back and telling me I was going to be okay. My mum said "what about me? Why aren't you supporting me?" She was also asking me about my about uni situations and got annoyed when I said I didn't want to talk about it right now.. it got me the point where I had to go to the toilet and cry.
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  • 03
    Font - On the way home my mum started calling her friends because we were going to be late to pick up my little brothers, 10, from school and wanted to see if anyone could pick them up. This was when I found out that most of her friends (who I've not met) knew that details of the accident that caused my injury. I had told my mum early on that I didn't want many people to know about this because it was embarrassing. Once she was off the people I asked her to stop telling people because I wasn't c
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  • 04

    This Mom tried to steal this woman's phone on a plane!

    Font - Entitled mom took my phone on airplane S I was on a 6 hour flight a few years ago. I was in the window seat and there was a cute 5(ish) year old in the middle and entitled mom on the aisle. Before take off she looks at me and says, "I hope you have a big bladder because we are not moving" Ok here we go. So I had downloaded several Netflix shows and comedy specials to keep me occupied, and I put my corded ear buds in (cuz I'm cheap) and settled in to close my eyes and relax to some Jim Gaf
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  • 05
    Font - Her kid did. Her kid was coloring in his coloring book by the way and was looking quite content. And the airline has movie screens in the seat backs, but I think she didn't want to pay for ear buds. She started holding the phone away from me out in the aisle and saying that I needed to let her son use it because he was bored. She got loud and a flight attendant came over. She TATTLED on me that I She wasn't sharing my phone couldn't stop yelling at the attendant about what a I am and how
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  • 06

    This Mom only likes puppies and babies. But when they grow up, she can't be bothered

    Font - "She Don't Call Me, So I Don't Call Her..." M Since the age of 12, I had a number of dogs thanks to my mom's love of puppies. She'd fall in love instantly with the little fluff balls. I was actually scared of dogs before we got our first one (and she knew it; it's kinda messed up, but that's a whole different story). The thing is, she would never do the things necessary to own a dog. There were never any vets visits, and all the day to day chores were left to me and my brother. Of course
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  • 07
    Font - This is why it was so hurtful whenever my mom decided the dogs were too much and she'd give them away. The fact of the matter is that she only likes dogs when they're puppies. Anything beyond that, she can't be bothered. The same can be said of her children and grandchildren. Growing up, I thought my mom was cool. She was always at my school in elementary, volunteering and whatnot. She'd come around my friends and they all loved her. This was true up until middle school. She made much few
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  • 08
    Font - By the time I got to college, she was this grouchy, sleepy, agoraphobic old woman. Still somewhat tolerable, but not nearly as cool. I didn't know why this was the case until my niece's 13th birthday. My youngest niece was, I dare say, my mom's favorite grandchild. She and her parents lived with us for a few months when she was really little. According to my mom, my niece "made everything right in the world". She adored that little girl. It was actually kinda sweet to witness. Anyway, the
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  • 09
    Font - Me: "Hey, {Niece's} birthday is coming up!" Mom: "I know, she's gonna be a whole teenager..." Me: "You should call her!" Mom: "I don't have her number." Me: "I have it. I'll give it to you." Mom: "Well she never called me, so why should I call her?" Me: "...because it's her birthday...?" I walked away very confused. That was a strange thing to say about someone who once meant the world to her. It was even stranger to put the weight of two-way communication on someone who just got her firs
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  • 10

    This Mom tried to make a stranger change her jacket!

    Font - EM tells me to change my jacket because it's too tight S So yesterday I decided to go ice skating with a friend. After skating around for a little bit I noticed this one kid kept looking at me. Kind of weird but okay. After skating around for a little longer I notice this one lady staring daggers at me so I decided stupidly to go over. Me - "Excuse me m'am, why are you staring at me." EM - "Why the like that, this is a park!" Me - "I know?" are you dressed EM - "Why is your jacket so tigh
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  • 11
    Font - EM - "Change your jacket! You're going to give my child evil thoughts!" Now at this point you may be wondering, as was myself, "Why haven't I left yet?" The answer, I'm too stubborn. Me - "I think I'm dressed appropriately. It seems like your problem if me wearing a jacket makes your son horny." EM - "He's a good Christian kid and shouldn't be near sl*ts like you." Me - "He's like 15? Sexual thoughts are normal for his age" EM - "He's-" Me - "So what exactly do you want me to do" EM - "Ju
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  • 12
    Font - I took off my jacket and tossed it to her to which she realized I was only wearing a sports bra Me - "So does this make yo-" EM - You little b change your jacket" I meant Me - I'm supposed that's the first time you've interrupted me. People like you don't usually do that. EM - WHAT DO YOU MEAN PEOPLE LIKE YOU Me - B back now Can I have my jacket At this point my completely socially unaware friend came over.
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  • 13
    Font - My friend seemed to realize this was an argument so he decided to not speak in English Friend (in Japanese) - It's below freezing, why are you in your bra? Me - (Also in Japanese) - This lady decided my jacket was too sexy for her son EM - WHAT THE SAYING ABOUT ME ARE YOU Me - That you're a It finally came to my dumb brain that I can just... leave. So I did. I snatched my jacket back and left to ice skate. The kid came to apologize but could barely get a word out.
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  • 14

    This Mom caused her daughter to lose a job opportunity!

    Font - EM ruins her daughter's chance at a career M I have been lurking in this sub for a long time, never thought I would be sharing a story about our own entitledparents here. Some info are secondhand info, so it might not be the most accurate. Context: I work in a small sized company. With the amount of clients increasing, we decided to hire an additional team member at an entry-level position to help us. The mandatory requirement for it is fluency in a specific foreign language.
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  • 15
    Font - There was this candidate, we'll call her Abby. She graduated from university for a year already, but has no work experience, no internships, and no extracurriculum activities during university. She was however, quite good academically. During the interview, it is pretty obvious she is a bit sheltered. But out of all the other candidates, she is the most suitable one for our team's current needs. We were worried about her ability to coordinate/communicate within the team and some other soc
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  • 16
    Font - Here is where the EM comes in. We called Abby in for a second interview and my supervisor asked our HR to offer her the job. On the phone, when HR mentioned her salary, Abby paused for a moment, then suddenly the EM took over the phone and asked to speak instead. The EM was complaining why our company salary offer was less than other companies. She complained that her daughter deservs more, that others would give more for her language ability, do you know what is the standard salary for s
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  • 17
    Font - Our HR told us that, the EM sounds like a fake "posh", like those entitled mothers who tries hard to brag to other people how rich/successful they are. At the end of the conversation, the EM just said "let us think about it, we'll call back next week, my daughter has other places to consider" or something along this line. My supervisor decided to cancel the offer.
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  • 18
    Font - Honestly, if we actually hire Abby, there could be more problem with her mother in the future. We were all pretty dumbfounded by this interaction and particularly, this EM. I was a bit bummed out because we were actually quite excited to have Abby in our team. Now I did not know exactly how much was offered by my supervisor, but my company offers a pretty competitive salary for our location (outside of the major city) with good benefits and a solid raise & bonus policy. I just don't know
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  • 19
    Font - Just one day after the phone conversation, the EM calls our HR back!!!! And guess what the EM said? "Well, you know, your company's offer seems reasonable... We'll accept it!" It's not even the daughter that calls back!!! Me and my colleague is just laughing at this point. Well, our HR said she'll check with my supervisor. My supervisor is just "yeah, no, I'm not having it, just no". Talk about sabotaging your daughter's chances.
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  • 20
    Font - I am quite sympathetic towards Abby. The position would suit her interest on the academic side, and it's even a very good chance for her to learn and grow in joining the workforce in the society. Unbelievably, EM has to interfere and ruin her chances. I doubt other companies (or law firms) would accept Abby, at least not soon. Most employers in the field (that EM seemed to be looking for Abby) are brutal during interviews, even for entry-levels. I doubt EM cares though, they are well off
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  • 21

    This ranting Mom tried to make a stranger give her child their change!

    Font - Child tries to steal money, parents says i should give it to him M This happend a couple years ago before Covid, but it still makes me laugh. Me and a friend were at a bowling alley, not bowling but playing pool at the front. The building also had an arcade and lazer quest etc. We were there mid day, maybe 1-2pm on a weekend so the arcade was flooded with kids, me and my friend were near the bar playing pool away from the rest of the arcade. Pool was £1 a game and the change machine that
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  • 22
    Font - I put a £5 note in the machine and went to put in a second, when a child comes over and tries to take the coins in the tray at the bottom, i notice him and put my hand in the way so he cant take them. Once i picked them up he is trying to get the coins out of my hand. I bring my hand up so he cant reach and he starts crying, when ofcourse his mother comes over to see the kid pointing at my hand and crying. I know it looked like i probably took something off him so i was kind of awkward an
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  • 23
    Font - She started ranting that i must have took his money and wouldnt let me get a word in, eventually a member of staff comes over and asks what happened, with the childs mother ranting another member of staff comes over and seperates us. I explain i was just getting change and the child was trying to take the coins from the machine whilst i was putting in another note. They understand and asked what i actually did when the child took the coins, i explain the kid didnt actually get the coins b
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  • 24
    Font - I get the rest of my change and go back to my friend at the pool tables. I should note, the entire time i was talking to the member of staff the child was screaming and his mother hadnt stopped ranting. Im not sure if the staff kicked them out or they left, but the last i saw of them was at the front door, with the member off staff stood by the entrance. I honestly feel kind of bad for the kid who must have only been like 4-5 years old, he was wondering around unsupervised in an arcade, p
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