r/Entitledparents Karen Paralyzed Her Own Son!

0:00 Intro
0:09 EM feels cheated out of her inheritance
3:49 Karen gets mad at me for banning her thieving son
6:59 Karen is convinced my little sister is my daughter
10:17 EM makes doctors immediately fix it and her son looses his ability to walk

[ismae-rienne]

My sister and I are 12 years apart. My poor sister had LOTS of strangers getting in her face because she was 14 with a 2-year-old tagging along. That poor gal. My sister knows what she went through.

[JinSubspace]

Entitled Mom: You have a disease that'll spread in the park!

Also Entitled Mom: Follows said "diseased person" around the park with her child

[crgkevin]

My sister is 4 years older than me. One time when I was 13, and she was 17, we were together at a mini golf course on vacation. I, being raised to be a polite little gentleman, held a door for some old lady. She complimented my sister on what a nice young man she was raising. We still laugh about it to this day.

Also good lord that last story makes my back hurt!

[fendviyo]

The amount of people that have been berated for "looking" like a teen mom in these comments is heartbreaking. Even if that was the case, how would belittling and harassing teenagers in any way resolve that issue. The Karen logic is truly mind-boggling.

[rukiakuchiki]

How entitled do you have to be to paralyze your own son that's pure evil

[Phantom.Gaming]

Jesus christ, that last story is a prime example how dangerous Karen's behavior can be.

[phoenixmastm]

That last story hits home hard for me. Sister just got out of surgery for the same thing minus the super fractured vertebrae. I wont go into detail on her condition, but during her stay the issue got to the point of almost 80% loss of feeling in the affected areas, plus excrutiating pain.

Luckily my mom isnt a karen, and surgery was suggest IMMEDIATELY and we agreed. She's much better now and soon to be discharged but still, I shudder to think what could've happened to my baby sister if that karen had been our mom...

[Sage]

I'll bet that EM in the last story infantilized that poor man his whole life. That's probably why he couldn't make his own medical decisions in his moment of crisis.

[danielbrant]

What goes through a person's head when they see a teenager with a younger child and they immediately assume "SINGLE TEEN PARENT! _[Hissing noises]"_ instead of "older sibling looking after younger sibling" or "babysitter"?

[frith.calluna]

It's so strange that people immediately seem to jump to the "teen parent" conclusion.
My first thoughts would be either sibling, cousin or babysitter. Those scenarios seem much more likely imo.

[gottathinkupanewone]

Last story: I've had a slipped disc, and the pain was indescribable. The only solution really is surgery. I tried a chiropractor, who was conservative and very careful in treating me, and even he said that my only solution was surgery. A reputable, responsible chiro would have done the same for the victim in this story.

[littleragdollva]

I had some lady try to kick me and my younger brother out of a McDonald's once because she thought I was a teen mom. Honestly, the freaking NERVE of some people. I STILL get frustrated when I think about this story. Thank god the manager on duty took my side.

[SoManyRandomRamblings]

We seriously need to put a stop to these Karens....letting them freak out on girls without repercussions, especially if they do it in front of their son(s) is one of the things that creates the psychos out there who also get violent over stuff, because they watched their mom's do it and get away with it, so they think it is right to treat people that way. The 3rd story Karen is building a threat to society.

[whatteamwildcats]

Tbh I would have made Mildred leave the room.

"He's my son"

"He's a grown ass man, and this is his medical situation. I'm the doctor and this is my office, out"

[silverflight]

Story 4: A few things to address here.

1. Why, well more like HOW, is Mildred still having control over Wilbur's decisions when they are both AT LEAST 50 YEARS?

2. Yes, surgeries are expensive, but the doctor *always* knows more about the human body than you, so if they're coming to the conclusion that surgery is the right option, then might as well do it.

3. I'm willing to bet that Mildred won't accept that she is the reason why Wilbur will live the rest of his life paralyzed. She's a narcissist judging by her dialogue.

4. I hope she dies soon so Wilbur will finally have peace for once. Nobody should live like that.

[mamabear]

Every chiropractor I've ever been to required x-rays before they'd do any adjustment. I thought it was a bit overkill, but now I truly

[guitarbass]

That last story…how horrific. That’s straight up abuse; no borderline about it.

[BlackGhoulia]

My response would have been, "for you to come to the conclusion that my sister is my daughter, means you're not only sexualizing me, a child, it also means you acknowlede the fact that their are men who would prey upon me in such a way. Yet rather than being mad about that, you instead harass me over something that isn't true."

[bellahontas]

As a nurse, I have seen more Karens messing up their kids like that (just totally bulldoze the situation and it ends up harming their child) than I would even like to think about

[Stnek]

The first story is just so incredibly based he saw his parents thinking how to steal his grandmas money and he just goes up to them, says they will never see him again AND JUST LEAVES.
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