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Gifted Sister Gets A Reality Check About Her Entitled, Nasty Behavior

Anyone being born gifted has the right to be proud of themselves. But it doesn't justify their action if they demean other "ordinary" people. If asked, who wouldn't want to be the special person in a group? But like, when everyone around tells a person that they're gifted or special, they may become arrogant and act superior to all others. Well, that turns out unexpected.
The story below is about pretty much the same situation. A sister decided to bring it up to Reddit and asked if she was in the right. She has a younger sister who was classified as gifted. The young girl was so arrogant about herself, calling others "intellectually inferior," and refused to interact with her classmates. Well, her parents didn't even see anything wrong with that, letting their daughter act like a spoiled brat. Big sister couldn't hold it anymore and gave her sister a reality check.

#1 A conversation between sisters about why she doesn't have friends

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#2 Clearly, attitude matters. Young girl got out of control and acted like she was the best among all others

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#3 Obnoxiously arrogant. She thought that other classmates deserved no respect because they were"stupid," and that she was "stuck" with them

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#4 She proceeded to talk like she didn't have friends because the other kids were all "intellectually inferior." What an entitled, arrogant girl!

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#5 So, looked like their parents didn't bat an eye at her nasty behavior. They even confronted big sister about what she said to her younger sister. Unbelievable!

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#6 People couldn't wait to call out the young brat here. Yes, she's exceptional, but in a bad manner!

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