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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here,

I contacted them both privately.  It's not like I put it all out there for everyone to read.  I sent the message more so for the 30 y/o mother (my aunt).  She is upset with his post and wants him to take it down.  I have no special relationship with my cousin obviously but I did not think it would hurt for him to hear from another family member that his was post causing so much drama.  It was not well received and I was told where I could go.  I am not going to bring it up again.[/quote]

"I thought it wouldn't hurt to ..." is often a good sign that you're being entitled.

"I thought it wouldn't hurt to bring our munchkins to a coming-of-age drinking party."
"I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask the host to provide a babysitter for us so we don't need to do it."
"I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask that they rent another room so my kids could have a private party while the actual party is going on."
"I thought it wouldn't hurt to tell the person who wrote an invitation who didn't want me there anywhere and invited me only to try to be inclusive that the way he wrote the invitation offended me."
"I thought it wouldn't hurt for him to hear it from yet another family member that his words - that he obviously didn't choose to use originally but turned out to be very required - were getting all of us entitled nut cases in a tizzy."

Entitled, entitled, entitled.[/quote]
Yep, this.[/quote]

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