are you spoiled?, rich kids of cb. Options

[creole]

my parents are renting 2 moonwalks, 2 horses for horse riding, one arigato's chef, one snow cone machine for my bday.

[Joanne]

I can't really give a yes/no answer to this.

When I was a kid, my parents never really bought me any of the toys I wanted because we didn't have that kind of luxury. I did occasionally get some of the things that were on my wish list, but they were always from my relatives for Christmas or my birthday. And even though I've never really cooked a meal before, I grew up doing (simple) chores such as vacuuming the house, washing the dishes, doing the laundry, cleaning the bathroom (I actually loved doing this as a kid), and keeping my room tidy. My parents were also very strict with my sister and me growing up. My mom would always tell us scary stories to keep us from doing 'dangerous' things like jumping on the bed. They would punish us the 'traditional' Chinese way if we did anything bad. We even grew up hardly ever drinking pop and eating sweets because they were expensive/pointless.

But since the beginning of high school, my parents have been more... allowing. I mean, they're still very strict about things like staying out late (my sister, who's now 20, still has a curfew) and doing some chores; they just became more willing to buy us clothes and other material things we want. And plus they pay for our entire university tuitions and for our books without question, which is something I know a lot of college students don't get. And my parents have just generally always been very protective of us.

All in all, I'd like to say I'm not spoiled but I guess I'd be lying.



Edit: Whoa shit that was long.

[Maccabee]

I can't really give a yes/no answer to this.

When I was a kid, my parents never really bought me any of the toys I wanted because we didn't have that kind of luxury. I did occasionally get some of the things that were on my wish list, but they were always from my relatives for Christmas or my birthday. And even though I've never really cooked a meal before, I grew up doing (simple) chores such as vacuuming the house, washing the dishes, doing the laundry, cleaning the bathroom (I actually loved doing this as a kid), and keeping my room tidy. My parents were also very strict with my sister and me growing up. My mom would always tell us scary stories to keep us from doing 'dangerous' things like jumping on the bed. They would punish us the 'traditional' Chinese way if we did anything bad. We even grew up hardly ever drinking pop and eating sweets because they were expensive/pointless.

But since the beginning of high school, my parents have been more... allowing. I mean, they're still very strict about things like staying out late (my sister, who's now 20, still has a curfew) and doing some chores; they just became more willing to buy us clothes and other material things we want. And plus they pay for our entire university tuitions and for our books without question, which is something I know a lot of college students don't get. And my parents have just generally always been very protective of us.

All in all, I'd like to say I'm not spoiled but I guess I'd be lying.
Edit: Whoa shit that was long.

Sounds like you have some loving parents.
I hope you see that and dont grow up resenting them.
lol