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What is going on everyone? Welcome back to my channel.

Today I've got some more entitled parent stories which are going to love.

Show my child your tattoo.

On my 18th birthday, my parents and I all got tattoos, not matching ones, and I pay for it myself.

I got one of Stitch from Lyle and Stitch, playing the ukulele, and it says Ohana under it.

It's on my upper back, so a lot of times when I wear dresses and some shirts, it shows a bit.

It's important to note that after being sexually assaulted when I was younger, I've always

had to veer anxiety to strangers and new people touching me.

So a couple of years ago, I was at a store with some friends when an entitled kid, about

8-ish, sees my tattoos sticking out from my tank top.

It was summer, but it only showed about half.

The entitled kid squeals and goes, Mommy, look, it's Stitch!

We were in a gaming store, so I figured the kid was talking about some merchandise.

Then the entitled kid says, I want to see it, and without saying a fricking word to me,

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