'They are entitled brats': Teen lets spoiled neighbor kids in her bedroom, immediately regrets it

This teen is scratching their head wondering if they're supposed to share with a neighbor. The limits of neighborly kindness definitely apply here!

This 16-year-old wrote to r/AmItheA**hole, asking about a situation that happened when their young neighbors — and the kids' entitled mom — came to visit. The OP says that they were playing with the kids, ages 7, 9, and 10, when they asked to play in her bedroom. The OP agreed, which might be mistake #1, because the nine year old quickly latched onto their special necklace. Gifted from the OP's cherished uncle, they wear the necklace every day. So they weren't about to give it up just because a bratty child kept demanding it. 

But what's really eye-opening is that the kid's mom backed her up! She got into a fight with the OP about it, making them wonder if they were just not "sharing" with their neighbor. In the comments, people sided with the OP, adding that the kid will be affected by her mother's entitlement throughout her own life. 

Next up, here are the things that people can't believe are still legal, and hope won't be legal in a few decades. 

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