<p>Spoiled is just getting whatever the hell you want and being ungrateful. I don't necessarily get anything I want, but if its like clothing or something, my parents usually pay for it (partly because up until senior year, I've never cared about clothes) and I am always very thankful.</p>
<p>And yeah, a lot of people just have rich/successful parents who like to buy stuff for their kids, so the kids can't really be blamed for that.</p>
<p>Spoiled is not a good word, and you wouldn't use it to describe a good person. People who get everything they want or need, but are appreciative are therefore good, so they're not spoiled. When you stop being humble and appreciative is when I would call someone spoiled.</p>
<p>I think "spoiled" is a state you put yourself into. You can't call someone spoiled just because they were born into a family where people work hard and make money. If you appreciate the fact that you have a lot of good things and you understand that you don't have them just because you think you're the most wonderful child ever, that's not spoiled. I don't think you become spoiled until you start taking things for granted and believing that you should have them just because you exist and you're the most wonderful person on earth.</p>
<p>My family's fairly well off, but I'd hate to consider myself spoiled. My dad's really cheap, I don't get whatever I want, and I'm attending a college that's $130K cheaper than where I would have gone otherwise. I bet most of friends think my family's income is average or less.</p>
<p>i was at my friends house and she was watching the show "my super sweet 16". i think those kids epitomize the word spoiled.</p>
<p>"omg daddy, why can't i get my bmw on my b-day?"</p>
<p>this:</p>
<p><a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=YawEJEf2xsg%5B/url%5D">http://youtube.com/watch?v=YawEJEf2xsg</a></p>
<p>Haha... funny.</p>
<p>that video is... wow...</p>
<p>I'd slap that girl's parents silly.</p>
<p>i think that video defines spoiled eloquently.</p>