Those affected by this syndrome often present the behavior of a “spoiled child” who believes he is entitled to everything and doesn’t ask, but rather demands. They tend to be lazy children who have very low tolerance for frustration. They don’t know how to manage not being given what they ask for. They also tend to be violent and show rage when they don’t get what they want. These children end up suffering several problems in the development of their personality.
They don’t know what to do with their own emotions and they provoke a sense of dislike. No one has told them what to do when they’re sad, angry or happy, so they lack emotional management tools. They don’t understand that there are times when you don’t get what you want and that things don’t always go as expected.
