15 Incredibly Choosy and Entitled Partners from Hell

We’ve all become accustomed to seeing entitled and ungrateful people everywhere. We encounter them at work, in school, in restaurants, and in supermarkets.

In short, they are everywhere, and we are so tired of dealing with them.

So why would you want to let one into your home? Why would you choose to spend your life with obnoxious, ungrateful, spoiled, entitled poor excuses for human beings?

We’ve collected some posts shared on the Internet about choosy and entitled romantic partners, and it’s hard not to wonder how people end up with individuals like this. Are they so good at hiding their true personalities, or is love so strong that it blinds their partners to the fact that they are just plain selfish, entitled jerks (this applies to both genders)?

Now, none of us are saints, and we have probably done some foolish things in our lives and failed to show gratitude when we should have. But the people we have featured here are just too extreme.

It is hard to believe that these are isolated incidents. If you don’t believe us, take a look for yourself. If you notice any of these red flags, run for your life.

1. And you are still married to this person? This is unacceptable. People have divorced for less...

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2. Extremely materialistic. It's so sad he had to find out that after ten years of being together.

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3. Wedding price

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That is a rough way to find out what someone really values.

4. No, he is not obligated to support you... Sorry. You have a job.

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5. Do you have anything for me? Anything?

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6. Apparently, it has to be an expensive place to fully enjoy the company...

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Some people really do treat generosity like a minimum requirement.

7. Is this woman for real? It is kind of her boyfriend's day too.

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8. Is this the sister of the girl from the previous post?

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9. And you are divorced why, exactly? You seem so nice...

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That kind of entitlement tends to show up fast once the honeymoon phase is gone.

This “friend trashes apartment and asks me to cover rent” story, where Emily’s party expenses collide with the boyfriend’s mess, matches the same entitlement problem.

10. Wife on a dumpster dive. This is a tough one...

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11. This marriage sounds more like a business deal. How can anyone be happy in such a micromanaged marriage?

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12. Good luck with that. You probably have tons of girls waiting in line… How do you manage them all?

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At this point, the relationship sounds exhausting for everyone involved.

13. Don't you just hate boyfriends like that?

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14. Rules when I am in your company... PlayStation is not worth it. Or is it?

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15. I just can't believe that guy. He spent only $200 on you. What a jerk.

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These posts are a reminder that bad manners and selfishness can get very loud in a relationship.

Some of them may be exaggerated, but plenty of them still feel uncomfortably real. Either way, the entitlement on display is hard to miss.

When someone treats basic kindness like a personal insult, the whole relationship starts to crack.

May this kind of drama stay far away from your home.

Wait until you see how she hid her lunch in her bedroom, and the family meltdown followed.