The silver spoon causes so many issues. Typically, people that have S3 (Silver Spoon Syndrome), and this is from personal experience, have issues with common things, like paying bills on time, showing up to places and gatherings on time, and other similar RESPONSIBLE acts. The problem is that since the don't have any real responsibly, they don't learn how to manage time, money, or resources. I know several S3 afflicted people, I hesitate to call them friends since its more about them then it is a real friendship, and all of them pretty much act the same. They think since they have practically unlimited funds so does everyone. So everyone should be able to go out to eat or to the bars or just out in general at the drop of a hat, and then they want to have an attitude problem when they are told otherwise.
Do people who get everything they want ever grow up?
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The silver spoon causes so many issues. Typically, people that have S3 (Silver Spoon Syndrome), and this is from personal experience, have issues with common things, like paying bills on time, showing up to places and gatherings on time, and other similar RESPONSIBLE acts. The problem is that since the don't have any real responsibly, they don't learn how to manage time, money, or resources. I know several S3 afflicted people, I hesitate to call them friends since its more about them then it is a real friendship, and all of them pretty much act the same. They think since they have practically unlimited funds so does everyone. So everyone should be able to go out to eat or to the bars or just out in general at the drop of a hat, and then they want to have an attitude problem when they are told otherwise.