Sometimes, I wish I could have the audacity of an entitled Karen.

“I am the exception.” the core thinking of any good entitled person's philosophy

This is one of those threads where all you can do is think to yourself, “Oof. That's rough, buddy." as you read. Some people had the absolute misfortune of being born into twisted families where the parents were either entirely selfish or just wanted nothing to do with their child. This Redditor had initially posted about six months ago to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit to see if he was wrong for having an issue with the fact that his parents had bought his older brother a car but…

This Karen left a scathing 1-star review after being kicked out of a bar for giving her underaged daughter a sip of her alcoholic beverage. Now, she is getting roasted in the Reddit subreddit r/F#ckyoukaren; you can probably guess how these readers feel about entitled Karen behavior.

This entitled Karen insisted on ordering a salad. However, the salad she was ordering was, in fact, not a salad. Despite the waiter's attempts to explain this to her, she refused to listen and then proceeded to have a meltdown once her "salad" arrived.

An older sister was accosted and accused of being a teen mother when she took her sibling to play at the park. She frequently did this to give her mother some breathing space so that her mother could rest or complete other tasks. The crazy Karen approached her and started calling her derogatory terms related to her assumption that the older sister was a teen mother. This story was posted to Reddit's r/ EntitledParents subreddit by Reddit user u/kathjoy, who shared the events as they unfolded wh…

They tried to give all of her wedding plans to her sister.

Who has a better story than Bran the Broken? Well, anyone with a first-hand story of watching a Karen getting arrested for starters. This Reddit user, u/SimMinnie, shared a tale more epic (and better written) than the last season of Game of Thrones to the r/EntitledPeople subreddit. It's no secret that we love a good story about an entitled person getting their comeuppance and this one certainly ticks all the boxes. u/SimMinnie explains that the story took place when they were working as a supe…

She was willing to fight for her right to party.

When you have been privileged enough to grow up with relatively normal parents (what is normal anyway?), it's very easy to forget how tough some people have it. It's hard to imagine having to worry about something that should come easily. Having is the support of your parents is one of those things. They are supposed to be there as your core lifeline to guide you through the good and the bad. So when they're not only not helpful but actively antagonistic, that makes things doubly hard. Redditor…

There's your parents being sad you're moving out... and then there's THIS.

What a satisfying emotional rollercoaster.