Spoiled cousin living on her parents' expense, gets cut off by entire family after her entitled demands and grudges cross the line

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• We Don't Talk About Entitled Cousin

  
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• From early on, she projected this vibe that everything had to orbit her mood, her preferences, and her schedule. If the family wanted to eat somewhere, it had to be her kind of place, not hers. If anyone else got a win, like a graduation or a once‑in‑a‑lifetime trip, she turned it into an audition for her own leading role in the family drama. She treated boundaries like suggestions and other people’s plans like optional add‑ons to her own. Her parents’ money and the condo rule became a blunt instrument she used to remind everyone who supposedly deserved space, comfort, and privacy more than them.  

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• The real genius is how she weaponized emotional distance. She would cut people off for old fights, then stroll back in only when she needed something or wanted to perform a little moment of faux‑kindness, like congratulating someone on a baby and then vanishing like a mediocre stage magician. She framed her grudges as moral stances, as if refusing to interact with relatives was some kind of spiritual cleanse rather than a choice to keep poisoning relationships. Meanwhile she stayed glued to her parents’ wallet and her dog, collecting expensive vacations and tiny friend groups as if quantity of experiences could ever substitute for quality of treatment.  

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• The only thing more consistent than her entitlement is how everyone else keeps politely pretending there is hope for repair, even though she runs every chance straight into the ground. She is the reason their family has a secret code phrase, the one that gets whispered whenever she is mentioned, because the real plot twist is not what she has done, but how much space she still takes up without lifting a finger to change.

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