
But with every passing year, I started to notice something that gnawed at me in quiet moments. There was no gratitude. No thanks. No acknowledgment whatsoever. It wasn’t just that they took my help for granted—plenty of families fall into comfortable routines where please and thank you get lost in familiarity. This was different. This was entitlement. They felt entitled to my time, my skills, my entire weekend. It was written in every expectation, every request that wasn’t really a request at all.
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