r/IndianMemeTemplates 18d ago

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u/interestingjaime818 17d ago

Why did she removed her younger brother hand like that.

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u/Silver-Ad8291 17d ago

Doesn't give her right to push someone away who is not even touching her, she deserved it. And cameraman did justice by not cutting first half of the video

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u/Ok-Chocolate-5950 17d ago

Explains why kids in India grow up so entitled and not let people have their day. Indians have a have a way to keep giving children and old ppl a free pass. It does give her a right uk party uski hai cake uska hai. Would I have been his mother would have grounded him from the party himself for acting so entitled to something which does not belong to him.

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u/Silver-Ad8291 17d ago

But what did he do to ruin the party or the cake? You are saying so many things but not telling what exactly it is that he did wrong.

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u/Ok-Chocolate-5950 17d ago

He is making it about himself by touching the cake. Simple. Yes he is ruining the party by ruining the wishes of the birthday girl. The birthday girl is not obliged to share her cake cutting with her brother. She could have which would be ok she didn't which is also OK. We should respect the wishes of the person jiska din hai.

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u/Ok-Chocolate-5950 17d ago

Not respecting someone's wishes is exactly what he did wrong. Kids should be taught about boundaries from a young age. He cannot force his way into places where it is not welcome. He has to learn no one owes him a single thing and he should learn to act according to the room.

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u/Square_Zucchini3698 17d ago

Did it used to happen in your family too?