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49 Wildly Entitled People Who Prove We Are In A Literal Epidemic Of Selfishness

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18 hours ago

August 1, 2025

1.The audacity of being late, then asking to be seen immediately because YOU have plans, marching into the back shouting, and then POSTING THE ENTIRE THING ON FACEBOOK, still somehow believing YOU are in the right.

A Facebook post describing a negative experience at a doctor's office, stating they were late and so the appointment was pushed back, but they had plans later, so they marched to the back and demanded to be seen

2.Oh, boy. This poor boyfriend.

Tweet expressing frustration that their boyfriend gave chocolates and a card instead of jewelry for Valentine's Day, even though she only asked for chocolate and a card

3.Expecting someone to be your sperm donor for FREE is wild.

A person is urgently seeking an unpaid sperm donor willing to undergo health screening to help start their family. Contact requested via private message

4.“Hey, Dad? Can you stop spending your own money so I get more when you die, which I am clearly counting down the days ’til?”

Title: "Moral Money: ‘My dad is spending my inheritance, can I ask him to stop?’" Summary: A 35-year-old is worried about their father spending their inheritance by living in luxury

5.People who hate drama and confrontation don’t make Facebook posts like this.

A person going to stables to inquire about riding lessons and getting "lost," clearly trespassing, then getting mad when she's asked to leave

6.Being vegan is a personal choice. You don’t need to make it everyone’s problem.

Message to an RA refusing to engage in a floor activity that involves any non-vegan cookies, even though the RA offered to get vegan cookies for just them, because it's against their morals to accept others eating non-vegan cookies

7.Some people never grow out of the entitlement of siblings in early childhood.

Angry texts from sister calling their sibling self-absorbed, entitled, and selfish for taking the controller

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8.How did this person actually think this would work?

Reddit post shows a user recounting an encounter with a mother asking them to buy her child a snack at Starbucks. User declined

9.Lockdown was basically a case study in entitled people.

1-star review about getting screamed at for going inside a restaurant during COVID to order, and a reply from the business, stating there's a clear sign that they're open for curbside pickup only, and that they only shouted because the kitchen is loud

10.This person proved why they were an ex.

Person complains to ex about them changing their Netflix password so they (and their dad) can no longer watch TV on it for free

11.Hmmm, I wonder why they were banned?

Complaint about having to use a special cart when shopping maskless during COVID saying they're allowed to not wear a mask, calling it "discrimination"

If you can’t read the above, it says (edited for spelling and grammar):

So this happened last night at Trader Joe’s in Prescott. I have not been able to wear a mask from day one due to a medical issue. But I am perfectly healthy otherwise.All this time, I have been able to enter the store without an issue for the past year as I have had a good rapport with some team members and most of the management team, especially the store manager whom I would touch base with from time to time to make sure I’m still good for entering the store. I had even been going in on Sunday evenings when there was a minimal amount of people. Well, I was surprised and dismayed to see this policy change, even though the numbers have been going down at a rapid pace. Now I’m expected to use this “special” cart when I go in. Really, it is humiliating, discriminatory, and bullying. Simply being punished and embarrassed for not being able to wear a mask. Might as well put flashing lights with bells and whistles on the cart, too. Definitely feeling more and more like I’m being treated as a Leper.

I have already been “banned” from two stores I used a lot. That’s where I eventually see this going.

12.Child support should be used to help your kids, not quit your job.

A person asks if staying home without a job will increase child support

13.How entitled can you get???

A parent expresses concern about their ex's new girlfriend, and asks how much in child support they can get from their ex so that they can not work

14.*Sigh* Oh, brother.

Close-up of a dirty hand with text above expressing frustration about men's lack of assistance when a tire was changed, questioning their chivalry

15.Why would you post this on Facebook?

Facebook post about a conversation between a couple regarding misplaced black dress pants; the one looking for the pants demanded their partner go get them from the dryer, when they were in the closet all along

16.Personally, I get wanting to train your dog not to go on certain furniture (I also get concerns over inexperienced people adopting puppies and getting mad when they do puppy things). But threatening legal action over an adoption policy? That’s where this goes over the edge for me.

Email conversation about dog adoption policies, with a potential adopter angry that the shelter won't adopt out a dog that won't be allowed on furniture

17.Your Lyft driver is under no obligation to load up their vehicle with your stuff!

Social media complaint about a Lyft driver not loading groceries in their car

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18.Army wives are WILLLLLD. The self-importance here from your husband being in the army — not you — is scary.

Text conversation where one person refuses to buy baby items from a Marine spouse, as they're an Army spouse

19.It’s a difference of a few dollars. Is it really worth calling the manager over, RECORDING the conversation, and reporting the business?

Complaint about misleading pricing at a new store, where $3 items were marked as $1, and the store wouldn't honor the marked price for more than one item

20.Imagine calling 911 because you want to watch TV.

Summary of 911 call: A caller reports his TV isn’t working and requests to go to the hospital to be comfortable and watch TV

21.Do you really need to be watching two shows at once?

Message on screen notes too many users on Netflix account, advising to stop one: "iPad - The Great British Baking Show" or "iPad - 30 Rock." Caption notes their mom is watching Netflix on two screens at once so no one else can watch anything

22.If the door is locked, it’s closed. Don’t try to sneak in after someone and get mad when you can’t buy an item.

23.You offer someone an inch, and they want a mile!

Facebook post about someone offering to hold the door for an older woman, who asked them to drive her home instead, and got mad when they couldn't

24.Quick question: what does “reasonable” mean in your book?

Facebook post tells neighbors to come tell them to quiet down instead of calling the police, saying they're reasonable people. A commenter points out that they were blasting loud music at 3am

25.Did these concert-goers care that NO ONE else was standing, or were they too wrapped up in their own experience to even notice?

Concert audience watches a band perform on a large stage — all are sitting except two people who are standing and blocking the view for those behind them

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26.People who use seats for their bags on crowded trains deserve a special place in hell.

A bag on a train seat next to a passenger. Caption: "I stood up to put my book away and the lady next to me put her bag in my seat. She also had her feet up on the seat next to me...taking up three seats in a four-seat table section"

27.Along with people who do this on public transport.

Person sitting on a train, looking at a smartphone. Caption: "This asshole is listening to videos on his phone at full volume on my morning commute, despite being asked twice to stop"

28.And people who do THIS when a store has a sale.

Clothes are scattered in disarray across a shopping area, with racks of garments in the background. Caption: "70% off sales — people touch clothes and throw them on the floor"

29.And I hope that special place in hell is being stuck doing group projects with this person forever.

Text asking if a group project is due tomorrow and if it is finished from a group member who didn't contribute at all

30.Or eternally being stuck behind these three.

Three people walking side by side on an indoor gym track, blocking the entire path, captioned "These people in all lanes (including the passing/running) so they could talk. Would not move even when I said 'excuse me' or 'on your left'"

31.Did this man really think the cashier wouldn’t notice? Or was he just hoping they wouldn’t have enough energy — after a day of dealing with entitled assholes like this guy — to stop him?