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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9831454" data-attributes="member: 93670">[Spoiler="define entitled"]entitledadjectiveen·ti·tled in-ˈtī-tᵊld en-Synonyms of entitled1: having a right to certain benefits or privilegesAfter having saved the country, ain't they entitled to help themselves to just as much of it as they want?—Mark Twain2: having or showing a feeling of entitlement (see entitlement sense 2)spoiled, entitled childrenhis entitled attitude/behaviorleading an entitled lifeWe are also the so-called entitled generation, … told by helicopter parents and the media, from the moment we exited the womb, that we could be "whatever we wanted" …—Jessica Bennett[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/entitled[/URL][/Spoiler]Definition one not definition two.  The reason I pressed you to explain or justify the implied employer/employee relationship or why the gm is not allowed to say no to adding "a village" on the same "because I [don't] want to" entitling the player to create it over the GM's objections is because that keeps the "I want a village created" then stays under definition one.Your assessment of the gm as "extreme" and "excessively controlling" is indeed mere opinion, but it  shifts towards definition two  by having all of the social graces of telling the gm obviously unreasonable things like "it's MY story, shut it and do your job" during any character creation disagreement unless you can explain why the rules or something else prevent the gm from saying no or definition one entitle the player to force the creation "a village" even over gm injection</blockquote>

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