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Our next reddit post is from Holden position.

And you might remember that name because I read a story from this guy a couple of weeks ago where basically his parents stole his birthday from him

because his little brother always insisted that the party should be about him and as a result he never had a birthday party growing up.

Well, this post is a similar story about how awful his parents are.

For those who read my previous post about how my parents tried to cancel my 14th birthday, they knew very well what my brother was like during birthday parties that weren't his own.

And how my parents tried to enable my brother's behavior any way they could just because he's a high functioning autistic.

Well, that rampant spoiling did not go well with people outside the family, like at all.

This happened when my brother was around 6-7 years old, I think.

A neighbor void down the street was having his birthday party and my brother got invited because they were sort of friends.

My parents dragged me along to this party even though I would have rathered stay home and play video games.

I was bored in just sitting around the entire time, so I got to witness pretty much the entire situation.

It started when my brother started picking up gifts off the table and shaking them.

The mother of the birthday boy told him to stop and my parents tried to defend my brother and say that he was harmless.

The lady knew what my brother was really like and he had my parents move him away from the presence.

The kid started playing some game. I don't remember what, but I do remember my brother tried to be the center of attention as much as possible.

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