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I do not see these unfortunate children as the personification of "spoiled brats" but rather as children who have been denied the lessons of childhood. The important lessons that teach you when you hurt someone's feelings, break rules or take more than your share, there are severe consequences. However, not if you are a child star.

People still hang with you hoping for your glitter to rub off on them. Expensive lawyers save you from the worst consequences. And you can have al