Quotes from Entitled People

Being entitled doesn’t make you special, it just makes you annoying.

Entitled people think the world owes them something, but it doesn’t.

The entitled mindset is a surefire way to push people away.

Entitled people only see their own needs, not the needs of others.

The entitled seamlessly blend ignorance and arrogance.

Entitled people expect special treatment without earning it.

Entitlement is a disease that spreads negativity and entitlement.

Entitled people thrive in a world where they are the center of attention.

Entitled people never take responsibility for their own actions.

Entitlement is the opposite of gratitude and humility.

Entitled people have a sense of entitlement in all aspects of their lives.

Entitled people believe they deserve everything without putting in any effort.

Entitlement is a toxic mindset that breeds entitlement within others.

Entitled people act as if the world revolves around them.

Entitled people are blinded by their own self-importance.

Entitled people have a distorted sense of reality.

Entitlement blinds you to the needs and feelings of others.

Entitled people think rules don’t apply to them.

Entitled people are always looking for someone to blame.

Entitlement leads to constant disappointment and dissatisfaction.

Entitled people expect others to do things for them without question.

Entitlement is a barrier to personal growth and self-awareness.

Entitled people lack empathy for others’ experiences.

Entitlement is the enemy of gratitude and appreciation.

Entitled people think the world is there to serve them.

Entitlement leads to entitlement, creating a vicious cycle.

Entitled people believe they are entitled to everything, no matter the consequences.

Entitlement creates a sense of entitlement that permeates all aspects of life.

Entitled people are blind to their own entitlement.

Entitlement is a mask for insecurity and low self-worth.

Entitled people prioritize their own needs above all else.

Entitlement is a poison that infects both the entitled and those around them.

Entitled people expect praise and recognition for simply existing.

Entitlement is a symptom of a society that values material possessions over character.

Entitled people believe they are exempt from the rules that govern society.

Entitlement is a roadblock to personal growth and self-improvement.

Entitled people have a sense of entitlement that extends to every aspect of their lives.

Entitlement is a barrier to building meaningful relationships.

Entitled people fail to see the world beyond their own desires.

Entitlement breeds entitlement, perpetuating a cycle of entitlement in society.

Entitled people think the world owes them success without putting in the work.

Entitlement blinds you to the opportunities and blessings in your life.

Entitled people believe they are entitled to special treatment at all times.

Entitlement is a mindset that only serves to isolate and alienate.

Entitled people lack the ability to see beyond their own entitlement and acknowledge the struggles of others.