17-year-old friend gets invited to an 18-year-old’s birthday party at a restaurant and leaves without paying, only to realize that everyone else did, she apologized: ‘She said: “Everyone else paid for their meals, but I paid for yours”.

Sometimes your entitlement is something that transcends you.You may not realize that you are an entitled person, but I'm sure everyone else will. Is not about how you see yourself. It's how everyone else perceives you. It's something that may go unnoticed to you, as you have probably been raised by people who act the same way, or because they excuse your attitude without saying anything to you. But I promise you, it's incredibly noticeable to EVERYBODY else. And if you go years without knowing, that is because people in your life don't want to tell you, but they think it.Not everyone is entitled. There are several things that come into account when defining if somebody is entitled or not. In this case, we have a 17-year-old who just assumed that if she was invited to a birthday party at a restaurant, then it's paid for by the birthday girl. You are seventeen, and your friend is eighteen. Why would she be responsible for a lot of people's food? It will be really expensive for a teen. And even if she was going to take care of everyone's meals, then you at least offer to pay for your thing. Just leaving, assuming that it's taken care of, shows what an awful and entitled person you ar…

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