An entitled Karen tries to steal from my daughter at the pool so I shut her down.

So this story takes place years ago when my daughter was learning how to swim at the local pool.

I had bought her a nice pair of goggles so she can see in the water while learning how to swim.

There is a group of three or four kids that were playing nearby that caught her attention.

The one little girl came over and was being really nice to her and started talking to her.

I was very excited for her because I know making friends can be difficult.

So the kids started striking up a conversation and I noticed that my daughter took her goggles off

and handed them to the little girl. The little girl then puts them on and swims away from my

daughter. My daughter just kind of sat there frozen in the water looking deflated.

I saw her try to go over and talk to the girls but then they started to swim away from her,

ignoring her completely. I went over to where my daughter was and I asked her what the problem was.

She said that the little girl was talking to her and asked her if she could play with her,

but wanted to use her goggles. So my daughter, as generous as she is, let her use the goggles.

However, as soon as the little girl got her hands on the goggles, she didn't want to have anything

to do with my daughter anymore and after I saw that I was mad. So I went over to where the little

girl was and I told her that I needed the goggles back that you borrowed from my daughter.

She looked at me with a nervous look on her face but eventually she gave me the goggles back

and then the little girl swam away going over to where I'm assuming her parents were.

Of course, about five minutes later, the mother whom we'll call Karen comes over in my direction.

The Karen says to me, um, why did you take the goggles away from my daughter? They aren't yours.

I looked at her and I said, you're right, they're my daughters.

She responds back with a terrible attitude saying, well, she isn't using them, she can barely swim.

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