Redditors Are Shocked At Entitled Mom Demanding Someone's Service Dog Because Her Autistic Son Needs It More

"He's cute and my son wants him"

Maryjane

• Published in Animal Stories
• October 17, 2023

The Choosing Beggars Subreddit page is not something new to our ears. This community shares stories of people who are beggars but prefer to be choosy about it.

The community's guidelines specify that users must "have unreasonable standards or have a comical sense of entitlement" in order to be eligible for a post on the page. One would wish that it were harder to find people who were like that, but the page unmistakably shows that interactions with picky beggars occur so many times.

Further guidelines on who is not eligible to be roasted on the page have been established by the moderators. The rule states that:

"Unattractive people seeking a normal relationship and having reasonable standards are not a good fit for this sub. Ugly people are allowed to want a partner with a job, or no kids, or anything else we would consider reasonable for the beautiful people."

The presence of guidelines is very appreciated, as the page does not discuss bullying. This is an equal opportunity website where anyone who demonstrates extreme entitlement has exposed themselves to criticism; no one will be shamed for their appearance.

One Redditor came to this group to share how someone wanted her to hand over her service dog to their son because the son needs the dog more than her. This person's excuse was that her son has autism and wasn't even willing to hear whatever the OP had to say.

Keep scrolling down and check out the screenshot.

And the OP pens down the headline

And here's the screenshot of the conversation OP had with the entitled choosy beggar

The Reddit post went viral with more than 33k upvotes and 1.8k comments

The OP posted on a local Facebook group for pet services

Someone can say another person's car look fine but do they demand for it too?

They want what you have and want you to not have it

It's honestly sad how at this point that's a regular quote for CB's

The OP says we'd be surprised how many people have tried to steal her dog or buy her

This Redditor shares how someone wanted to steal her alert dog while it was being held

It just hits all the CB cliches in only three texts

This Redditor says they will be spending my non working hours practically not functioning at all

This Redditor is sure OP's dog must always be with her but she should keep an extra eye on her

To prevent the group from spiraling out of control, the moderators do define what constitutes a “choosy beggar”. For instance, the beggar needs to be a “person seeking goods or services at a reduced cost, for free, or for a laughably lopsided trade or a person using social media, dating apps, or otherwise to seek out a specific type of relationship”.

This is what we see in today's story and some Redditors couldn't help but wonder if it was real.

Maryjane