Spoilt - moi?
According to my sister, Yes!

as the youngest of three - I apparently got everything, for example; "allowed" to go to the pub at 14 ( I was a regular at 11...)

The more serious allegation is that my parents helped substantially buy my first house (for me and my very pregnant girlfriend - now MrsRabbit) whilst she was earning 3,4 5,6 times what we were and her husband several times what she did...

Me and MrsRabbit got married, a 35 quid job at the registry office, between breast-feeds, with a party afterwards at our house. My parents paid for the booze - a baby bath full of ice with bottles of wine and Champers in it... and we did the buffet. Rabbit's sister's dress cost more than our *entire* wedding did.

However, the reason Rabbit's sister doesn't speak to Rabbit is because "Rabbit has it easy"........


Rabbit and Mrs Rabbit graft (like cunted fucks) to keep Rabbit minors fed and clothed - to the point that we have had to choose between paying food over gas over mortgage. whilst sister-of-rabbit twitters in Twickenham and we have it easy?

Length? Mrs Rabbit is spoilt!
(CheatingRabbit, Thu 9 Oct 2008, 20:37, 4 replies)

Good thing you're cheating on her, then.
That'll teach the brat.
( Digeridude Lord Wellington's Beef Trapeze, Thu 9 Oct 2008, 20:54, closed)

Ssh don't tell her that
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(CheatingRabbit, Thu 9 Oct 2008, 21:06, closed)

well
maybe from her point of view things do seem unfair. I mean, one expects that parents will treat their children fairly - i.e. each treated the same - so you can see why she might be disgruntled that you are being given things that she is not, regardless of what she earns. It isn't about money, is it? It's about perceived affection from parents.
( crackhouseceilidhband Fuck off back to Mumsnet, Fri 10 Oct 2008, 8:46, closed)

^^
this.
(The Empress it seems you CAN polish a turd!, Fri 10 Oct 2008, 11:52, closed)