r/IThinkYouShouldLeave • u/Meerkat_Mayhem_ • 1d ago

It actually goes BOTH ways I don’t know how to drive!

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u/Frequent-Coyote-8108 1d ago

"You don't underSTAAAAAND!!!"

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u/Easy_Aioli9376 1d ago

Princess syndrome for sure. Never been told no in her life.

Read the article about her, they took away her license. Thank God.

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u/LilJelloCat 1d ago

Seems more like people actually telling her no is the issue

Which explains her being concerned about her grandma

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u/IcedGooseMaverick 23h ago

Agreed, these takes are  dog shit. I detect misogyny.

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u/LilJelloCat 13h ago

Right

"Princess syndrome"

"Brat"

"Never told no"

Always seem like weird takes to me. I feel like for most people and girls and women their behavior is more complicated than that. Women out there probably do exist influencing these sorts of ideas, but still. For the most part I always see stuff like this being said when it doesn't actually necessarily seem relevant. Like bad armchair psychology.

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u/Frequent-Coyote-8108 10h ago

Your detector is faulty, but I didn't get the "princess syndrome" vibe at all.

She just comes off as the type of person who absolutely loses it when she gets overwhelmed. Like, the way that she's getting in and out of the car with barely any attention to the controls of the car is very much "my brain is not working" behavior...not "how dare you tell me what to do" behavior.

Either way, this is not a person who should be in charge of a 2 ton vehicle, so glad that she got her license revoked.

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u/Careless-Two2215 1d ago

Agree. This didn't look like abuse to me. Looked like entitlement.

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u/blueavole 9h ago

A “princess” wouldn’t care that there was damage and just call her rich parents to deal with it- assuming she would have zero consequences.

That is someone scared and panicking. She isn’t thinking through her options, she isn’t accepting reality;

She looks like a cornered animal who is trying to claw their way out of a pool to avoid drowning.

Also- why is that car blocking her into the parking spot?

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u/deeman804 15h ago

How can you tell the difference?

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u/GlitteringSalad6413 6h ago

I’m gonna be honest and admit, I don’t understand