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The last time I went to Disneyland, it was for my high school's grad night. If you're unfamiliar, grad night is an event where high school seniors are shipped off to the gates of Disneyland at closing time, taking over the entire park after hours like the teenaged hooligans that they are. I'm not sure they even still do this in the public school system, though, because it's so darn expensive. Perhaps this will age me, but back then, a ticket to the park was only a couple hundred dollars, but now, tickets have skyrocketed into the thousands for just a single day pass. What high school kid has an extra $1000 lying around so they can go to an amusement park? Exactly, that number is probably close to zero.
This 20-year-old wasn't much older than I was when I last went to the kids' park, but 2 years of employment makes a big difference in both financial stability and emotional maturity. She was old enough to understand how expensive tickets are, yet still griped and complained when her aunt was cool enough to bankroll her day pass for a Disneyland day with their family. To pour on a little extra entitlement, this young woman also demanded that her aunt buy her friend's some tickets too. Sorry, sweetie, but your childlike tantrum is making your aunt regret buying your ticket for the day, she won't be spending a cent more on your ungrateful friends.
Keep scrolling for the entire story that found its way to Reddit's r/EntitledPeople subreddit after this aunt experienced her sister's daughter's entitlement in real time. Let's be honest, a 20-year-old shouldn't be so pouty and pathetic at Disneyland. Look around, sis, I think it's time to grow up.
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My son is a born Disney baby! He loves all things Disney. About 3ish years ago, we decided to take him to Disneyland at Christmas time. He hadn’t been since he was around 1 so we thought that would be a good gift and blow his little 3 year old mind. It was supposed to be my husband and I, our son, and my mom.
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My mom suggested that we take my sister as her birthday is in December. She thought that would be a nice gift. For context, we went around the 9th and her birthday is December 17th. She was excited the whole ride and all through breakfast however as soon as we got to the park, her demeanor changed.
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She immediately got on FaceTime with her bf and best friend, and then proceeded to sulk for the rest of the day. She didn’t get on a single ride. She ditched us for hours without a word and then went and ate by herself all while being on the phone the entire time.
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She was rude to my son which she never is, I was so confused. After much prying she finally told us through tears that this was her birthday trip and we didn’t even invite her friends. She assumed this was HER birthday TRIP??
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Mind you, this girl was turning 20!
The part that got me was my mom suggested I “grab her friends some tickets” and they can just drive down and finish off the night with us. She was serious. I politely declined that expensive, unreasonable offer to which my mother replied “well she’s upset so what can we do to make this right?” My gob was smacked! When I tell you I’ve never planned another thing with either of them.
via Grey77221
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Your sister is a spoiled little brat, all of this thanks to your mother. I can’t stand parents who makes so much differences between their children
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what hurts most in situations like this isn't even the sibling's behavior. It's realizing a parent helped create it by treating their children so differently. That kind of favoritism leaves scars that last for years.
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Grey77221 OP
Oh there are differences alright! I’m the family right hand. She’s the baby by 7 years lol
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Your sister sounds incredibly spoiled, but honestly the bigger issue is your mom enabling it. Kids don't usually end up acting like that out of nowhere. The favoritism is what really gets me. I genuinely can't stand parents who treat their children so differently and then act surprised when it creates resentment later on. 🙄
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