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Input: Basically it's my nineteenth birthday next month and for the last few months I've been telling my mum that all I want for my birthday is a microscope. It's mostly to help me with college (currently doing biology) and just cause I think they're cool. So about half an hour ago I sent her a link to a decent one from amazon which is on sale for £75 which is relatively cheap as microscopes go. 
    Well she didn't see it that way and said how im eighteen not five and I shouldn't be asking her to spend that much on me. I do accept that it is a lot of money but it's something I really want and will use and I have been telling her for months that it is the only thing I want. 
     Here's the thing, in previous years she has spent over a hundred on my brothers birthday on designer shoes and clothes that don't end up fitting him in six months time so it's not like she doesn't spend that much money on birthdays. 
   So that paired with other recent events I feel like it's more of a personal thing than a money thing. But I don't know, I'm just so confused right now, am I just being a spoilt brat? 

wanting a £75 birthday present