'She's still finding reasons to complain': Neighborhood Karen faces off against Entitled Parent over community playground
As we age, we have a tendency to become less tolerant of those around us. We might even feel bad about that waning tolerance, yet we find it happening all the same. For example, I, now in my 30s, don't care at all for the screeching sound of children. Am I a Karen? Maybe—but regardless of that, it remains a certain fact that I would never intentionally buy a house adjacent to a park or a school as I can not abide by loud noises like the screeching of children. But here's the trick when it comes to your own evaluation of Karenhood: True Karens are probably not evaluating whether or not they're a Karen. This doesn't mean you're automatically in the clear or correct in your thoughts and actions, but it's a great place to start for self-evaluation.
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But, as some commenters have suggested, plenty of people wouldn't care to live next to a park and certainly wouldn't be stoked about having one installed next to their house after they'd intentionally purchased a house that wasn't next to one. So, that, and other indicators, suggest heavily that the posted of this topic is actually an “entitled parent,” an elite group of entitled persons who consider themselves and their desires to be above all others just because they're the parent of their child.
Have a read the original thread below and see for yourself what you make of this dispute between neighbors. With certainty, the whole thing plays out like a Parks and Recreation episode, and there are no winners here.
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