An entitled mother demands that I let her son ride my horse, but even after I say no,

this entitled mother grabs the reins to my horse, trying to force me to let her kid ride my horse.

Here's what happened. So to start things out, I have three horses, two who are really sweet,

and one who has extreme anxiety, and is terrified of people, especially young kids.

He was hurt for the first six years of his life, all the way up until he was rescued,

and I later bought him, and that was four years ago, and all the way up until now,

I have used so much of my time to gain his trust. Now that backstory is going to be important.

Also, my horse gets anxiety when he isn't around his siblings or me,

which is also going to be important, so we had an open stable, which is basically an event

where families get to come to the farm and meet the animals and try to ride the horses,

and the owner asks if they could borrow two of the sweeter horses, which I happily agreed to.

Now, since I couldn't leave my anxious horse with the other horses,

I was also asked if I could go on a few trips with some visitors, just to teach them how to ride.

It was a very short trip, but it was one of those trips that really stood out.

So a boy, maybe nine years old, was put on the laziest pony ever, and he didn't seem happy.

But when the kids saw my horse, the anxious one, the kid lit up, and jumped off the pony just to walk

over to me, with their mom right behind them in tow. And the mom to the spoiled kid is the

entitled mother of this story. She walks up to me and says, excuse me, my son wants to ride that

horse. Can you please switch with him? I looked at her and I said, I'm sorry, no, but this is my horse,

but the entitled Karen didn't believe me. She said, no, it's a farm horse, so I gently corrected her,

and I said, no, I own him, he is a private horse, but no, unfortunately you cannot ride my horse.

The entitled mother got upset when I said this and said to me, why not? He doesn't want the lazy

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