‘You'd think she was begging for charity’: Entitled cousin expects woman to give them her graduation gifts during the post-grad celebration, woman's aunt enables the entitled behavior further

Let's be real… The best part of an important life milestone is not only the achievement, but also the presents and mula you cash in on when you have your celebration. Your family members decide to give you cash, gifts, and gift cards to make sure you know just how proud they are of you. What better way to show support and love than to bless your bank account with some extra zeroes? Or am I being a bit materialistic?…

Either way, what's yours is yours. If your younger cousin decides that your special day is also their special day for some reason, you gotta nip that in the bud before they start trying to steal your gifts. That's what happens in this next story. A college graduate is enjoying her post-grad celebration when her 19-year-old cousin decides that the gift cards she was gifted are better-suited for her needs. 19 years old and still that entitled? Well, it's probably because they get it from their mother, who comes to their defense immediately. Scroll below to see how the situation unfolds.

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