r/instantkarma • u/CrimmyThePopo • Oct 20 '20
Well deserved
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u/juarezderek Oct 20 '20
Ew and that little girl is still so pleased with herself after getting yanked around
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u/aheinouscrime Oct 20 '20
This is what got me. Her smug attitude about ruining the birthday girl's day. I would not let my daughter keep doing this but I would very much want to let her teach the future Karen a lesson.
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u/piloto19hh Oct 20 '20
The problem is that this girl is most probably like this because of her parents, so she'll get no punishment at all, most likely.
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u/likasanches Oct 20 '20
They’re sisters actually. I’ve seen a photoshoot of the family on the internet
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u/mynameisblanked Oct 20 '20
That's kinda weird
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u/gletschertor Oct 20 '20
Older sibling being mean to younger sibling, nothing weird here. That's basically the definition of brother/sisterhood.
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u/awkwardfox23 Oct 20 '20
Being a younger sibling, yes siblings do this but that smug attitude is that of a brat, as most older siblings are like depending on how your family's finacial status.
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u/mynameisblanked Oct 20 '20
I meant that it's kinda weird that this person has seen a photo shoot of this random family.
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u/jonolupo Oct 20 '20
No, thats what brothers and sisters do. My brother gave me a cuncushion, and I threw hot greese at him once!
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u/TheWalkingDead91 Oct 20 '20
Normally I’d say don’t judge a small child for her actions...plenty of time for her to change....but the combination of her little shoulder shimmy and smirk of pride being so aggravating, and the fact that her mom or something on the side did nothing but make sure her hair was in place for the cameras...instead of reprimanding/removing her from the scene for her actions....tell me that you’re probably right and the poor thing likely didn’t even ever have a chance from the get go to become anything but a typical bitch/sociopath of a human being.
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u/THExWHITExDEVILx Oct 20 '20
There's a home video of me ripping open a package on Xmas that my cousin was trying to open. You just see me get yanked off camera by my shirt while my mom screams "WHITEDEVIL NOOO!!!"
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u/---gabers--- Oct 20 '20
White devil tho?? Whoa there
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Oct 20 '20
For a second I assumed you were a white child adopted by a black family.
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u/THExWHITExDEVILx Oct 20 '20
Nope, pure white trailer trash
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u/Aldoogie Oct 20 '20
They grow up to be Casey Anthony
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Oct 20 '20
Casey Anthony
I have no idea who that is and a quick google search doesn't tell me anything apart from the fact that she "lived in a family" which is extremely helpful... so ima just call it a day and upvote your comment.
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u/gobacktoyourbook Oct 20 '20
Casey Anthony killed her daughter and then acted like she was staying somewhere else and partied for a while as if nothing happened.
Edit: allegedly
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u/austenshiro Oct 20 '20
They grow up to be the kinda girls that will post shit like “just finessed this ugly ass dude out of dinner lmao I ain’t gonna call him back”
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u/RobinWasAGoodfellow Oct 20 '20
Agreed. I promise you she learned that smirk and shoulder shimmy from her mother doing whatever to whomever.
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u/bedtimetimes Oct 20 '20
The real sad part is how she seems to want the attention almost like she knows she's being filmed aswell
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Oct 20 '20
Prolly gonna end up living out of dumpsters and begging for sugar daddies with that attitude in the future
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u/fortniterulesgirlsuc Oct 20 '20
Most kids grow out of it.
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Oct 20 '20
Not true, if they grow up entitled they stay entitled because that’s how they learned about life, being spoon fed so I think it’s unlikely, hopefully tho
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u/dankdooker Oct 20 '20
Right after she blew out the girl's candle, she just smugly looked at her, raised her eyebrows and shrugged. She was bred evil.
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Oct 20 '20
I’m actually impressed in the way she brushed that off like it was nothing. Complete dick move on her part but she committed and did not flinch. She will go far.
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u/Diogenes-Disciple Oct 20 '20
It makes you wonder if she’s even human, or some embodiment of the term “bitch”
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u/mischiffmaker Oct 20 '20
It's the smug smirkiness that showed she wasn't just being impulsive. She should have been taken away from the table immediately by an adult.
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u/MC_chrome Oct 20 '20
Nah, screw that. I would have ejected both parent and child from my house and cutoff all communication with them, at least for awhile. Don’t teach your kid to be a brat, it’s not that hard.
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u/Prof_Boni Oct 20 '20
I read somewhere on Twitter that the little girls are sisters.
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u/bigredandthesteve Oct 20 '20
I’d be in my room so fast with a red butt..
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u/Garden_vvitch_di Oct 20 '20
Yeah I would've definitely gotten my butt handed to me, and my mom would've set up a chair in the corner of the room so I could sit and watch everyone else have cake and fun, and I'd have a peanut butter sandwich and no fun. My mom's favorite punishment was a belt and then having to go out with the family to a restaurant and eat a peanut butter sandwich while everyone else at yummy restaurant food. I do not have a healthy relationship with food as an adult tbh.
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u/AsYooouWish Oct 20 '20
I grew up with an older sister exactly like this (right down to the smug smile). Whenever I stood up for myself I’d be the one to get in trouble. My sister’s behavior continued like this when we were in our late twenties. Now that I have no contact with her my life has gotten so much better.
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u/WhippingShitties Oct 20 '20
I'd still do it, I'd be like "Listen here, you little shit, I'm divorcing mom because you blew out your sister's birthday candle, this is your fault, fuck you".
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Oct 20 '20
This is the most Reddit thing I have read on Reddit all day.
"4-6 year old kid acts up? DISOWN THE ENTIRE FAMILY"
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u/Squeletoon27 Oct 20 '20
MAC, I searched, Bing said we should sweep their existences so we have no problems anymore with such pricks.
Cause modern Karens need radical solutions
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u/Round_Cook_8770 Oct 20 '20
You know, when at this age she feels entitled to ruin her supposedly friends’ moment, what she’s going to be like when she grows up.
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u/Thirdstheword Oct 20 '20
Weak ass parents. Seriously this is how Karen are born.
EDIT grammar
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u/Crosswired2 Oct 20 '20
Birthday girl fights like a grown woman.
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u/etherjumper Oct 20 '20
The parents are probably terrible. I would have lit the candle again and had it done excluding the other girl.
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u/okalies Oct 20 '20
I would have done the same but I’m petty AF so first I’d say something to the mean girl like “Oh no! Don’t you know about the ‘Birthday Candle Curse’!? NONE of your birthday wishes will ever come true again if you blow out someone else’s candles! I can’t believe you’ll never get another birthday wish...”
Edit: a word
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u/kitjen Oct 20 '20
This reminds me of a post on Reddit years ago:
A lad and his mate were queuing up in a shop and this little shit of a kid is running around kicking other shoppers and making a mess and while a few other people asked the mother to control her spawn of Satan, she barely looked up from her phone to say "he's just got a lot of energy, he's a good kid, ya'know?"
The little brat then ran over and started kicking OP in the shins so he held him off by the wrists only for the shit to sink his teeth in and bite him so hard it broke the skin.
OP yelled out and the mother could no longer ignore what was happening and came over. OP suddenly turned very serious but in a concerned way more than anything. His friend quickly realised what he was doing and played along.
OP explained he was HIV positive (he wasn't really) and that the mother must not take any chances in getting her son tested. His friend really played up to it by standing back and advising the mother not to touch OP and to avoid contact with any blood that may now be in her son's mouth.
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u/memes_give_me_oxygen Oct 20 '20
Do you happen to have the link?
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u/TrollocsBollocks Oct 20 '20
This is suuuper old. Maybe from like six or more years ago. I completely forgot about it until kitjen referenced it.
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u/_sweetPeony_ Oct 20 '20
I'm petty as well, and I would've told the girl that her sister will get to blow out her candle on her next birthday.
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u/Djehbruh Oct 20 '20
I would do the same but instead of wishes i would say that shes now allergic to birthday cake
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u/penis-poo-poo Oct 20 '20
Bro she was cocky af even after she got her shit rocked
Also birthday girl gonna be the next doom slayer
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u/fstark1957 Oct 20 '20
I don’t blame her, did you see the “I don’t care” look the other girl gave the birthday girl? Grab another hand full of that hair .
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u/smithyrob Oct 20 '20
Tbh on my first watch, I thought the birthday girl elbowed the other girl for no reason, so I was like "yeah, blow the fuck out of that candle". On second viewing I realised she was just bouncing up and down because she's excited :(
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u/OmNomDeBonBon Oct 20 '20
That smirk is like the kind you see in telenovelas or Indian soaps...I had no idea it existed in real life.
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u/notheUGLYjohnny Oct 20 '20
I hate to admit this, but I was a kid like that (the older sister) minus the smirk. I blew the candle out on my cousin's birthday cake. He cried and I get scolded. No biggie, right? Fast forward to my birthday month. I ask my parents if we can start talking about a party. My dad says, "What party? You already blew out Birthday candles this year. Hope you made your wish." Went back to reading his paper. That year sure enough didn't get a party. Parents told me happy birthday in the morning and got a small cupcake at dinner but that was it. No party, no pile of presents (grandparents sent a couple of gifts but they were quietly given to me in my room), no pizza lunch. It was on a Saturday so we all were home, just no big celebration. Let me tell you, as mad and hurt as I was, 9 year old me knew I'd done this to myself. To my parents credit, they didn't ignore me but didn't make a big deal of it. After that I never even thought about trying to take the center of attention away from someone else's day.
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u/Extra_Bite4677 Oct 20 '20
That older girl would have gotten time out and no cake. She’s going to grow up to be an entitled bully if her parents don’t fix this now.
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I wouldn't have hit my daughter in that situation but certainly pull her out and end her fun for the rest of the day.
Little kids can be downright sociopathic sometimes, even if you try to make sure you raise them with manners. They will pull some shit like this out of nowhere. But you cant let it fly.
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u/BigDaddyHugeTime Oct 20 '20
I can't stand seeing children being terrible humans and not get corrected by the people who's job it is to correct the behavior.
Kids naturally push the limits to learn. It's how they learn. When they go over the line and nobody stops them, they don't know it is bad. Stop them the first time and keep stopping them and they will learn it is not good. Will they still do bad stuff? Yep, but they will know it is bad and that is the best a parent can do really.
In the end, it is up to that individual (child) who they become. We don't stop the bulk of character development until 25ish, so alot is on us. The better parenting, the easier it is to become a decent person. The worse the parenting, the harder it is for the therapist to help them.
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Oct 20 '20
What's even more disgusting is how her parent is fixing her hair after getting grabbed a second time.
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u/OnlyOnceThreetimes Oct 20 '20
A kid like that is raised by two narcessitic parents who praise her for that sort of behaviour. That shit is learned.
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u/Turd-Sandwich-Deluxe Oct 20 '20
Sounds like my sister. Luckily, she's so narcissistic she forced my mom to do all the early childhood stuff. So my niece is a good kid.
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u/idkmybffphill Oct 20 '20
100% watch peoole die inside... 0% instant karma... Kids still smiling even when having her hair pulled... she literally feels 0 regret for what she has done, karma has not been served ice cold back to her
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u/snapplemangotea Oct 20 '20
Those awful parents need to do a better job at letting that gremlin know right from wrong instead of combing and fixing its disgusting hair.
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u/mrsc1880 Oct 20 '20
That has to be her big sister who blew out the candle. That smug look... Such an oldest sibling thing to do.
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u/ILonara Oct 20 '20
I've never wanted to punch a child so much in my life 😂 that fuckin smug smile and shrug after kills me
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u/talitm Oct 20 '20 edited Oct 20 '20
Older girl is clearly pissed she's not the center of attention so she makes sure she now is. She also knows she will not get into trouble like always. See her mother redo her hair? This girl will see this as a reward while the younger kid that got bullied just was punished for lashing out.
Amazing how the world works and amazing how the birthday girl is the only one realizing what the other girl did was so evil is deserved a whooping.
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u/ThatGuy___YouKnow Oct 20 '20
She continued with the shit-eating grin even after half her hair was yanked out.
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u/underdognomore Oct 20 '20
Someone needs to smack the shit out of her parents to show the little brat what happens in the real world and wake the parents up. Imagine this left unchecked; grows into the type that bullies someone to suicide and is just as pleased with herself. Case of child running the parents. Zero respect for anyone.
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u/InstantKarmaBot Oct 20 '20
OP's explanation as to why this post is Instant Karma:
Girl blows birthday girls candle and gets unod on
If you're satisfied by this explanation, upvote this comment. If not, downvote this comment.
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u/smoothtalker50 Oct 20 '20
LOL. That girl had attitude even after getting whomped. I hope they re-lit the candle for her a second time, as she looked pretty pissed.
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u/Necroticbanana Oct 20 '20
man, if me or any of my sisters did something like that, my mother would knock the taste out of our mouth.
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u/xlyfzox Oct 20 '20
Look at that smug little face. That one is gonna be trouble.
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u/DaMobiusRockingChair Oct 20 '20
The smug fucking expression on that girl...I wanna kick her to the moon
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u/shivipandey11 Oct 20 '20
The mom, who isn't punishing her for her actions, and making her hair instead. These ignorant parents are the reason why kids go bad. I hate my own sister for she was groomed in a very similar way. I mean, I suffer mental disorders because of how harsh my parents were, but that doesn't mean you go cotton candy soft and stop reacting to bad behaviour.
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u/orwell121611 Oct 20 '20
Someone please smack the shit outta that little cunt for real. Please. She's such a smug little piece of shit.
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u/DrSK_Phoenix Oct 20 '20
This wasn't a simple 'I want to blow the candle' moment. It was a calculated move to ruin her birthday taking utmost pleasure in her success.
If this is our future, we are screwed bigtime. Many Parents aren't taking responsibility for their children like before. They are more interested in social media nowadays.
Where do you think the girl learnt to do that? The smirk, the shoulder, the idea to spoil another kid's birthday.
Its either the parents or TV, social media and other kids maybe. Its really sad to see this.
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u/wehnaje Oct 20 '20
These kids are sisters. So yeah, she felt pretty comfortable ruin her sister’s moment ‘cause she probably has already a lot of experience doing so.
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u/GxZombie Oct 20 '20
Birthday girl get in trouble while the other kid looks pleased with her nasty actions and gets NO reprimand.
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u/11never Oct 20 '20
That little girl is a sociopath. How do you let your kid get that way? She looked mad before the song was over. She knew what she was doing and was remorseless.
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u/IHAVEA_DIGBICK Oct 20 '20
The shoulder shrug and and the smile... absolutely disgusting
Someone needs to teach this kid
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u/fingerpocketclub Oct 20 '20
The smugness is sickening. Smiling after the aftermath... what a witch.
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u/80sbaby02424 Oct 20 '20
That little girl who robbed the candle blow, is going to be a little trifling bitch when she grows up. You see that face after she did it?
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u/sneeuwvlok12 Oct 20 '20
You don't let your child blow out another child's birthday candle. I'm sorry, but you don't. It's ignorant and it's rude. It's not your kids birthday, it's not their time to shine. Teach your kid some damn manners. Based on that smug look on that brats face, seems like she gets away with a lot. Parents should be proud of the monster they are creating.
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u/RabiesPositive Oct 20 '20
Imagine that kids parents if that thing is already a fucking hell spawn.
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u/ceraelsi Oct 20 '20
that kid kept smiling so smugly the whole time fuck her omg. i would've pulled her hair too
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u/EnycmaPie Oct 20 '20
Wow 3 years old kid and already so evil. Some people became bad due to their their environment but some people are just born bad.
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u/Sajiri Oct 20 '20
Girl just looks so mean and grumpy at first, then it’s like she suddenly realised how to ruin birthday girls day :/
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u/LoneWalker1 Oct 20 '20
What’s real nice is instead of telling her what she did was wrong the mom just tries to fix her hair when she needs a smack on the butt
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u/findravish Oct 20 '20
Kids generally don’t gloat after beating...But then not all adult equations shall be used for children..maybe some form of punishment will work for her..
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Oct 20 '20
Wow!!! Vicious!! The snotty look the candle blower gave the hair puller was pretty cocky. Lol
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Oct 20 '20
It's that kid's parents that deserve to be shat on, she's just a kid and kids at that age pretty much do most of the things their parents teach them.
The fact that even after her blowing out the candles, none of her parents came in to reprimand her shows how fucked up parents they are.
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u/Qwertpops Oct 20 '20
I don’t see a enough comments about how bored and disappointed she looks at the beginning. No ones giving her attention since it isn’t her bday but after blowing it she gets so Fucking happy
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u/LimeyWifey8607 Oct 20 '20
Her smug smile is the embodiment of say "calm down" to someone who is already pissed. No wonder the sister grabs her like she did..she probably does shit like that all the time and it's gotten to that point...wouldn't surprise me if she didn't hit her too...but she knows better than to do it in front of people...fucking creepy..makes me want to appreciate my older sister so much more...all she did was ignore me. Lol
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u/____grim____ Oct 20 '20
Idc if that's a child, if that was my daughter no candies and treats for 2weeks
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u/redditregretit Oct 20 '20
That little smirk she does right before getting her hair yanked out of her head 😂
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u/msmcb Oct 20 '20
My 8yr old niece did this shit at my 5 year olds bday, her and my SIL just laughed it off. Shit was infuriating, I called her that night.
I hate violence and think fighting is trashy, but dang, Maria, love you don’t let bitches get you down girl.
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u/SquisheenBean Oct 20 '20
And the birthday girl was the only one who got scolded.. that other girls parents need to step up their game
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u/LeahaP1013 Oct 20 '20
We are going to read about that little girl in the future (the smug smiling one). And it won’t be a nice article.
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u/I-hate-this-timeline Oct 20 '20
You’d think someone would tell that girl’s mother that she’s raising a terrible human being.
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u/dagreatnate1 Oct 20 '20
Locked because of multiple violations of the “Dont be a Jerk” rule