Entitlement mentality is a disease

[Kelward]

It is not every entitlements that we should see in a negative light, there are entitlements that are deserving so we need to be specific when we're talking about entitlements because as much as there are negative entitlements there are also positive entitlements.

There are some entitlements that are our rights, examples are our opinions and what we can legally claim, if you are qualified to receive something it means that you are entitled to it.

There are also negative entitlements which is the focus of the OP if you are always thinking that you are supposed to have something or be recognized for what you don't deserve then you have a false sense of entitlement. This is a very big problem in many societies where some people believe that they deserve to be in positions that it is clear that they are not qualified to be in. Some wants to receive benefits that they are not qualified for and a corrupt leadership would give it to them disregarding those that are qualified and entitled.

[Popkon6]

Day by day people are becoming more lazy and they want to enjoy more benefits, people do not work as hard as they used to in the past. They want to take more benefits, when they want to succeed in a task with little effort but they cannot. They cannot accept this failure and therefore try to blame others, which is a big mistake.
Until you can accept your own fault, that person will not be able to succeed in any task. So you have to accept this failure and work harder to achieve success.

[Marvelockg]

Day by day people are becoming more lazy and they want to enjoy more benefits, people do not work as hard as they used to in the past. They want to take more benefits, when they want to succeed in a task with little effort but they cannot. They cannot accept this failure and therefore try to blame others, which is a big mistake.

Its is mostly people that are actually lazy that likes to think that they deserve certain thing and take themselves to be more important than how they actually are. the thinking that you are a special person or seeing yourself as someone that another person owes a thing has resulted to most of the challenges that people are facing even at this present time.

Even if you are someone's child, friend, colleague and regardless of how close you are to a person, it is not matured to feel entitled to the things that they have. if anyone decides to help you, just see it as a privilege and nothing more. no one got a thing on a plater of gold. they paid the price by doing the needful and if you desire same result, there no other way out other than paying your own price.

[Roseline492]

It is not every entitlements that we should see in a negative light, there are entitlements that are deserving so we need to be specific when we're talking about entitlements because as much as there are negative entitlements there are also positive entitlements.

There are some entitlements that are our rights, examples are our opinions and what we can legally claim, if you are qualified to receive something it means that you are entitled to it.

There are also negative entitlements which is the focus of the OP if you are always thinking that you are supposed to have something or be recognized for what you don't deserve then you have a false sense of entitlement. This is a very big problem in many societies where some people believe that they deserve to be in positions that it is clear that they are not qualified to be in. Some wants to receive benefits that they are not qualified for and a corrupt leadership would give it to them disregarding those that are qualified and entitled.

You have stated an informative point about this issue of entitlement because a lot of persons are seeing every entitlement as something that's caused by laziness or unwillingness to do anything but actually is not all the entitlement that should be concluded as such because entitlement could be seen in different ways, an employee who started working from beginning of the month till the end of the month has every right to be entitled of their salary because they have already done their part of the job, so actually this is the reason why people should know that entitlement is not all about laziness even if we also know that most people use be entitled of what they are not supposed to have. 

[Itz-prisigold]

Day by day people are becoming more lazy and they want to enjoy more benefits, people do not work as hard as they used to in the past. They want to take more benefits, when they want to succeed in a task with little effort but they cannot. They cannot accept this failure and therefore try to blame others, which is a big mistake.
Until you can accept your own fault, that person will not be able to succeed in any task. So you have to accept this failure and work harder to achieve success.

I'm going to agree with you that people should learn how to accept their mistakes, but I don't think you're right by saying people are getting too lazy or that people are no more working hard as they use to do in the past. Don't you know that it's possible to work really hard and yet not make any progress.

Some people work for a whole day so that they can meet their basic needs and by the time they pay for food, rent, transportation and the rest, they often have nothing left to save. And just telling that person to work more harder because you believe their effort is not enough doesn't solve the problem.

Someone hoping and wishing for a better life does not mean that individual is entitled or they are lazy. Someone your are referring to as lazy might have genuinely done everything within their power but still end up not getting enough results.

But I'm not saying personal responsibility doesn't matter, and it's good to always learn from our mistakes. But I want you to understand that failing doesn't necessarily mean that he or she didn't try enough.  Yes effort and hard work is important, but that doesn't ensure that things will turn out well.

[Juicyhome]

Day by day people are becoming more lazy and they want to enjoy more benefits, people do not work as hard as they used to in the past. They want to take more benefits, when they want to succeed in a task with little effort but they cannot. They cannot accept this failure and therefore try to blame others, which is a big mistake.
Until you can accept your own fault, that person will not be able to succeed in any task. So you have to accept this failure and work harder to achieve success.

No doubt people are becoming extremely lazy and entitled,  if you manage to give them a helping hand, they will keep coming the next time over and and over again,  we understand that things are hard and everyone needs an assistant but never be entitled for a favor,  I agree with you, some are not ready to take risk,  they try a business and once they failed they will never try again,  because they put so much hope on their rich uncles or parents.  Forgetting  that in business failure is a motivation to successful business.

I never depend on anyone,  I always work my way out because it's very embarrassing when I seek for help and I don't get it, one thing is to realize yourself and believe you can help yourself without anyone in this generation,  we're in monetization age, where you just need to get rich without asking anyone else. Those still in the habit of entitlement should rethink and get themselves out of it.

[AgriTrack]

Day by day people are becoming more lazy and they want to enjoy more benefits, people do not work as hard as they used to in the past. They want to take more benefits, when they want to succeed in a task with little effort but they cannot. They cannot accept this failure and therefore try to blame others, which is a big mistake.
Until you can accept your own fault, that person will not be able to succeed in any task. So you have to accept this failure and work harder to achieve success.

If an individual makes a plan such as wanting to start a startup and build his own business for financial stability, the outcome of his plan does not always come in his favour, sometimes it goes against him. Why don't people accept their mistakes in case of failure? I think it's the main reason why people don't grow well, because failure is the process of success, but if individuals learn from their mistakes and make the needed improvements in it and then after refining all aspects they adopt their plans, maybe they will get success and, in the majority of cases people that.

Another reason why people don't succeed is that people want overnight and instant success with little effort, but success needs hard work and proper calculated values. So we should accept our mistakes and learn how to fix them and not blame others for our own mistakes. If we do that, ultimately, we win and achieve success in any field in which we apply this rule.

[Doan9269]

There are many abnormalities that people have taken for granted and turned into a habit as well. There is nothing we are entitled to except the privilege of being in charge; there is always a time and season for everything in life. We should not see ourselves as the most knowledgeable person when we are in a position that warrants others being subjected to us; we should not also make it obvious that we are entitled to them, even when we need to be reserved and play along as if we don't have control over them.

[Audrey Simmons]

It is not every entitlements that we should see in a negative light, there are entitlements that are deserving so we need to be specific when we're talking about entitlements because as much as there are negative entitlements there are also positive entitlements.

This is a good point as well, because from most people's perspective entitlement is always seen from the negative aspect without considering the positive aspect. As a person, one could be entitled to self respect, fairness and other deserved privileges as that should be normal life principles. Entitlement is not a disease if it's deserved and not demanded, that's a knowledge that people should grasp.

[Felicity_Tide]

There are many abnormalities that people have taken for granted and turned into a habit as well.

I think at the end of the day, it's all boils down to what we deserve and what we don't. Like someone above said, entitlement can either be from a negative or positive pov, but the negative side of it has become so rampant these days. You just find people who don't deserve something acting like they actually deserve it. You can never find them doing their best to place themselves in a better position... It's always about what they can benefit and not what they can offer.

It's indeed very strange that people shamelessly exhibit these abnormalities, while others aren't even bold enough to call out such behaviour.