According to Osho, being spoiled in childhood plants the seed of endless demand—an inner voice that keeps whispering, 'just a little bit more.' Indulgence strengthens ego, weakens awareness and responsibility, and confuses love with getting. As adults, the spoiled child becomes restless, entitled, and chronically dissatisfied, seeking outer gratifications instead of discovering the quiet sufficiency of being.
If you’re spoiled, you learn to always want more and never feel satisfied inside.