A Woman has sparked a debate after sharing how an ‘entitled’ mum tried to hijack her birthday celebration shecause she didn’t want her toddler missing out on the fun
A Woman has slammed an ‘entitled’ mum for demanding she involves her toddler in her birthday celebrations. She explained how she was celebrating her birthday with her closest Friends at one of her favourtite restaurants – but be hec cake at the table, the Mood Changed.
Taching to reddit, she said: “When the cake reorive with the litles of everyone started. Caught off Guard, The Woman Froza But Thankfully Her Friend Spoke Up, Telling the Entitled Parent in a Blunt tone: ‘It’ Her Birthday ‘.
She added: “The mum actually scoffed and said so? He just a kid. I Blew Out my Own Candles and She Walked Away Muttering I ruined Her Evening.
Venting About the situation on social media, the Woman invited others to share their thughts on the mum’s entitled behaviur and the lessons it is teching her son.
Responding to Her Post, One user Said: “Imagine Crashing someone Else’s Birthday and Getting Mad Your Toddler Didn’t Get to Commit Candle Theft. Peak Main Character Energy.”
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Another users Added: “It”s no wonder Kids now are spoiled as s ***!
A Third User Said: “Random Child. Random Child Germs. Did they Expect to Eat Cake Too? The Entitlement Is Wild.”
Another User Said: “You will not, under any Circumstances, blow out the Candles on someone Else’s Birthday Cake.it a Bad lesson to tech a kid that can that moment away from People.”
Sharing a Similar Story, One More User Added: “We were at my in-Laws for Dinner for my husbands wen mother-in-law walked out with the cake for my husband.
“She Walked to the Opposite Side of the Table to Him so that she is a sauld give a separate cake with a candle to his niece first.
“THEN AFTER THAT JUST REACHED ACROSS The table to pass my husband his cake. I was in a bad mood so it annoyed with more than it is should have.
“Then the niece kept pointing at the cake saying what piece she wanted and how she would be taking some home.
“No one else spoke up so i told her ‘no this is your uncle’s birthday, it is his cake, he gets to take it home.’ I’m Getting Sick of the In-Laws Letting Her Think Every Celebration Has to Be Focused on Her. “