If you think a person is spoiled (adult) do you think it's acceptable to make life hard for them?
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Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@DDonde but what gives you the right to determine that?
DDonde · 31-35, M
@Mellowgirl I'm not gonna pretend like I have the right
Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@DDonde then I don't understand your point.
DDonde · 31-35, M
@Mellowgirl My point is that what they would consider to be "hard for them" may in fact just be what most people have to go through
To bring them to that awareness maybe painful for them but it is not harmful.
Where you wanna draw the line though I can't say
To bring them to that awareness maybe painful for them but it is not harmful.
Where you wanna draw the line though I can't say
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@Mellowgirl I think you are exposing behavioral class differences, in particular the differences in cultural interests. People who were "pampered" could be more into individualistic activities because they were allowed "lonely" moments. But it's not always linked with family incomes. When socializing is nothing more than bullying, the group has got isssues to deal with.