'Spoiled Brat'
By add_im
@add_im (2712)
Philippines
June 19, 2007 11:38pm CST
Are you a 'spoiled brat'? Do you consider yourself as one? Does your parents spoiled you so much that you no longer listen to their giving advices and even to other people's advices and you just want to follow all of your foolishness that think you're doing it right or doing it the right way yourself?
Are you that kind of person or trying to hide the real you from others to protect your reputation or dignity?
Which character are you in? What makes you a so called 'Spoiled Brat'?
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8 responses
@tredale (1309)
• Australia
21 Jun 07
Hi add_im, no Im not a spoilt brat and acually dislike the spoilt brat heaps. I think that people are spoil, have missed out on so much in life. Lets face it its not all up hill and these people tend to fall apart when something doesnt go there way. I think we do our kids more harm by spoiling them than teaching them right from wrong.
@add_im (2712)
• Philippines
21 Jun 07
Hello tredale, thanks for sharing. You are right it's more a harmful thing letting the children gets spoiled in their lives growing up than teaching them what's right from wrong, it truly does affect oneself when knowing how other children gain such a behavior of being 'spoiled'.
@Katlady2 (9904)
• United States
21 Jun 07
When I was younger I was definitely a spoiled brat. I was to the point that the word "selfish" was an understatement. I think it's because my parents pretty much bought me pretty much whatever I wanted, and I didn't really know what the concept of sharing and giving was all about. Now, I am known more for being generous and helpful instead of spoiled rotten. Although, when it comes to certain things like wanting jewelry for Christmas, I guess you could say I'm still just a teensy bit selfish at times. LOL
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@add_im (2712)
• Philippines
21 Jun 07
Yeah, it does naturally happen specially back when we're still in our younger age how our parents brough us up giving things what we wanted, until you realized oneday that you're becoming more 'selfish' so to speak and just realized more when you get much older that what you've done from your past is totally different of what you have become through some changes in you. Thanks for sharing.
@LightninStrike (5915)
• Saint Vincent And The Grenadines
20 Jun 07
Well i suppose that most of us are spoiled to a point, but i don't consider myself a spoiled brat at all. I know someone though who i define as Ms self universe who is a spoiled brat, and she's proud of it, and i love it LOL...it's fun.
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@derek_a (10874)
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20 Jun 07
I don't like to think of myself as a 'spoiled brat'. I have never really wanted for anything in life even though I have had my trials and tribulations. I guess even if there is never hardship in the world, my soul would still like to teach me lessons and put my ego in its place every now and again :-)
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@makingpots (11915)
• United States
20 Jun 07
I am not a spoiled brat. I was fortunate enough to be raised in a situation to always have what I 'needed'. My parents taught me the value in working hard for the additional things I wanted. Somewhere along the way I learned the lesson that things don't mean as much too you when they are handed to you. I hope I am able to instill that understanding in my son.
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@Yestheypayme2dothis (7874)
• United States
20 Jun 07
That much I can say about myself. I am not a spoiled brat.
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