Quote by Robert Evans

When a parent shows up with an attitude of entitlement, understand that under it is a boatload of anxiety.

When a parent shows up with an attitude of entitlement, unde

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This quote suggests that when a parent displays a sense of entitlement or demanding behavior, it is likely rooted in a deep-seated anxiety. The attitude of feeling entitled may serve as a defense mechanism to mask the underlying fears and insecurities they have regarding their role as a parent. By considering the anxiety that lies beneath such entitlement, it encourages empathy and understanding towards the person's struggles rather than responding with judgment or frustration.

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