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Today's subreddit is R-slash-entitled parents, where an entitled mother tries to kidnap a new born baby.

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My sister and her husband were together for five years before they got married in 2016.

Within a month of their marriage, my sister found out that she was expecting. She told very few

people around her, and her mother-in-law was not one of them. When she was 12 weeks along,

she finally felt secure enough to announce her pregnancy to everyone.

Entitled instance number one, my sister's mother-in-law started crying, and everyone around her

was celebrating. My sister announced a pregnancy during a family lunch between our families.

The only people who knew were me, my parents, and my sister's husband, my brother-in-law.

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