Entitlement damages relationships whenever and wherever it raises it's demanding head. Even within ourselves!
So is the pandemic making THE ENTITLED more stressed out than the rest of us?
It's obvious that the COVID-19 pandemic has stressed out some who are acting out their frustrations and anger the longer they are denied their pleasures by the coronavirus pandemic.
If a person is unhappy because they're restricted from doing everything they want, this article offers readers the opportunity to see if they can identify with any of the dominant entitlement tendencies. A linked article also offers strategies which can make people feel better. #entitlement #isolation #coronavirus #entitlement #relationships
Playing the devils advocate here, but there’s nothing inherently wrong with entitlement. I hold title to my vehicle—I am entitled to use that vehicle whenever I want to.
The US constitution entitles every citizen with certain civil rights. Those who insist on exercising those rights are indeed acting as though they were entitled. That’s because they really are entitled.
Maybe what is being discussed are people who act as though they are entitled when they actually aren’t. We should call it non-entitlement, or maybe just selfishness.
I agree, balanced entitlement is also a component of being assertive. Like we're all entitled to overt respect. But sociopath, narcissistic demonstrations of expectations are neither functional nor acceptable. At least not to me.
Have you ever tried to point out to someone that they seem to have a sense of entitlement? Good luck.
Yeah, a Real fun ride......
Difficult conversations are never an easy ride. How the ride ends depends on how much the riders care about each other, the relationship, and how committed they both are to making it work.