Reckless driver cousin insists relative allow her to use their new SUV to impress her 'high-profile' classmates, relative refuses to indulge her pomposity: ‘"Your poor planning is not my emergency"’

When we're young, all we want to do is be liked. Having friends, even bad ones, is social currency. Bonus points if you have rich friends—that's the way social standards have been for years. This is not to say that I agree with these standards, but I remember nearly falling victim to toxic thought processes like that when I was a pretty young girl. A yearning to be accepted is not alien in the slightest, and mean people take it upon themselves to take advantage of the folks who clearly do not have a stable sense of self-worth. Even still, one must learn how to beat against the current and come out on the other side a better person for it. The entitled cousin in this next story clearly has a lot of learning to do, especially concerning how they speak to their family members. Scroll below to read about how she asks a relative to borrow their SUV to impress her pompous friends.

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The worst thing about certain pompous people? They're faking it. This is not a critqiue of social class—this is merely a fact in the story. If you need to pretend to be rich to gain esteem with friends, then they aren't your friends. If you must put others down and try to manipulate them, then you're no better than the superficial people you surround yourself with…
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