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* ''[[Fanfic/TatteredRemainsOfBrokenDreams Tattered Remains of Broken Dreams (Yours, Not Mine)]]'': Marinette's classmates are so accustomed to their AllTakeAndNoGive relationship with her that they fully expect their "everyday Ladybug" to keep doing all kinds of extra work on their behalf even after they've EasilyCondemned her for [[MadeOutToBeAJerkass (supposedly)]] bullying Lila. This only changes after they tear up her sketchbook, as Marinette bluntly informs them that said book contained all of the projects she was working on for them... but not anymore.
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* In ''Fanfic/TheBabysittingFiasco'', Alya and Nino have been making Marinette babysit their younger siblings for them while they sneak around behind their parents' backs going on extra dates. To twist the knife, neither one is bothering to pay her anything, even though their parents have been paying them extra for "being so responsible" and looking after their siblings so much. They've been bribing their siblings to keep the secret with [[FoodAsBribe extra dessert]], and would have kept the whole arrangement going indefinitely if not for Marlena finding out...
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* ''Fanfic/MiraculousLadybugSaltShots'' has this come up several times:
** In ''Nothing Comes For Free'', Marinette reveals to her mother that [[MisplacedKindergartenTeacher Miss Bustier]] has been foisting several of her ''own'' responsibilities as a teacher onto her, such as expecting Marinette to make all of the arrangements for a field trip ''by herself''. What's worse, she has encouraged the whole class to exploit Marinette in the same fashion, to the point where all of the girls expect her to make their prom dresses for them for free. [[MamaBear Sabine]] is rightly ''furious'' and sues the school district, ultimately getting Bustier fired.
** ''My Compensation'' revolves around Alya pawning off her babysitting duties on Marinette, making her look after [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Ella and Etta]] while pocketing the money her parents are paying her. She also helped herself to "free pastries" from the Dupain-Cheng bakery; by the time her parents learn about this, she's already racked up over seven hundred Euros' worth of debt.
** ''"Being A Good Example Isn't So Easy, Is It?"'' focuses on Miss Bustier once more, zeroing in on how ''she specifically'' exploited Marinette. Once Marinette transfers to another class, Chloé outright refuses to do '''anything''' as the new class representative, telling Bustier point-blank that if she tries exploiting her in the same way, she'll [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections call in her father and have her fired]]. Bustier subsequently realizes just how much she relied upon Marinette to keep her peers in line, and winds up [[AintTooProudToBeg desperately begging]] her former "star student" to come back, much to Marinette's disgust.
** ''Spots of Change'' combines this with HoldingOutForAHero. On top of having her {{False Friend}}s exploiting her kindness and treating her like their personal servant, Ladybug had to deal with Chat Noir refusing to take their heroic responsibilities seriously, relying on her to carry them to victory while he goofed off, cracked jokes and [[EntitledToHaveYou constantly harassed her]]. This ultimately drove Marinette to [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt give up being Ladybug]], and [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter Anatis]] bluntly informs Alya that one of the reasons why her predecessor quit was due to how others kept taking advantage of her.
** In ''Nothing Comes For Free'', Marinette reveals to her mother that [[MisplacedKindergartenTeacher Miss Bustier]] has been foisting several of her ''own'' responsibilities as a teacher onto her, such as expecting Marinette to make all of the arrangements for a field trip ''by herself''. What's worse, she has encouraged the whole class to exploit Marinette in the same fashion, to the point where all of the girls expect her to make their prom dresses for them for free. [[MamaBear Sabine]] is rightly ''furious'' and sues the school district, ultimately getting Bustier fired.
** ''My Compensation'' revolves around Alya pawning off her babysitting duties on Marinette, making her look after [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Ella and Etta]] while pocketing the money her parents are paying her. She also helped herself to "free pastries" from the Dupain-Cheng bakery; by the time her parents learn about this, she's already racked up over seven hundred Euros' worth of debt.
** ''"Being A Good Example Isn't So Easy, Is It?"'' focuses on Miss Bustier once more, zeroing in on how ''she specifically'' exploited Marinette. Once Marinette transfers to another class, Chloé outright refuses to do '''anything''' as the new class representative, telling Bustier point-blank that if she tries exploiting her in the same way, she'll [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections call in her father and have her fired]]. Bustier subsequently realizes just how much she relied upon Marinette to keep her peers in line, and winds up [[AintTooProudToBeg desperately begging]] her former "star student" to come back, much to Marinette's disgust.
** ''Spots of Change'' combines this with HoldingOutForAHero. On top of having her {{False Friend}}s exploiting her kindness and treating her like their personal servant, Ladybug had to deal with Chat Noir refusing to take their heroic responsibilities seriously, relying on her to carry them to victory while he goofed off, cracked jokes and [[EntitledToHaveYou constantly harassed her]]. This ultimately drove Marinette to [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt give up being Ladybug]], and [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter Anatis]] bluntly informs Alya that one of the reasons why her predecessor quit was due to how others kept taking advantage of her.
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** After Keitaro leaves the Hinata Inn to escape the toxic and abusive environment, he calls out Naru and the rest of the girls as a group of self absorbed brats who stepped all over him, beat the shit out of him, stole his money, and then expected him to just keep forgiving them without complaint. It's made clear that while the girls are at fault for their horrid behavior, Keitaro is also at fault for having enabled them and not setting his foot down sooner which he acknowledges. [[spoiler:Shinobu, Mitsune, and Motoko all come to realize they did take advantage of Keitaro's efforts and work towards atoning for their behavior. Su, Mutsumi, and Naru don't learn their lesson until they've managed to destroy their lives.]]
** Beyond Keitaro, they've also taken advantage of Granny Hina's hospitality to run away from their various problems and personality issues. [[spoiler:Naru ends up being the most selfish out of the entire cast, as she keeps taking so much of Granny's support that the older woman ends up sacrificing all her other relationships with her relatives and friends just to make Naru happy. By the story's end, Granny's cut Naru off for good and is left with nothing to show for it.]]
** After Keitaro leaves the Hinata Inn to escape the toxic and abusive environment, he calls out Naru and the rest of the girls as a group of self absorbed brats who stepped all over him, beat the shit out of him, stole his money, and then expected him to just keep forgiving them without complaint. It's made clear that while the girls are at fault for their horrid behavior, Keitaro is also at fault for having enabled them and not setting his foot down sooner which he acknowledges. [[spoiler:Shinobu, Mitsune, and Motoko all come to realize they did take advantage of Keitaro's efforts and work towards atoning for their behavior. Su, Mutsumi, and Naru don't learn their lesson until they've managed to destroy their lives.]]
** Beyond Keitaro, they've also taken advantage of Granny Hina's hospitality to run away from their various problems and personality issues. [[spoiler:Naru ends up being the most selfish out of the entire cast, as she keeps taking so much of Granny's support that the older woman ends up sacrificing all her other relationships with her relatives and friends just to make Naru happy. By the story's end, Granny's cut Naru off for good and is left with nothing to show for it.]]
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* ''Film/TheMask'': Stanley Ipkiss is treated as a doormat by everyone, from his coworkers to his mechanics. Near the openings, he buys tickets for a show to invite a work colleague. The young woman lies that her best friend is in town, knowing that Stanley would generously give her the tickets and she would enjoy the show with someone she actually liked.
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* ''Film/TheMask'': Stanley Ipkiss is treated as a doormat by everyone, from his coworkers to his mechanics. Near the openings, he buys tickets for a show to invite a work colleague. The young woman lies that her best friend is in town, knowing that Stanley would generously give her the tickets and she would enjoy the show with someone she actually liked. Much of the Mask's nightly hijinx revolves around getting some petty revenge for Stanley's misery.
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* In the ''Series/{{Blackadder}}'' Christmas special, everyone takes advantage of Ebenezer Blackadder, the [[WhiteSheep only nice member of the wretched Blackadder family tree]].
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* Doug Forcett from ''Series/TheGoodPlace'' is an ExtremeDoormat who will do anything to make others happy to the detriment of his own well-being, and quite a number of people have taken advantage of this. The reason why Doug lets people (even children) push him around is that he's a HeavenSeeker who's determined to do whatever it takes to reach the eponymous heavenly afterlife no matter how painful and miserable it is for him.
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* Doug Forcett from ''Series/TheGoodPlace'' is an ExtremeDoormat who will do anything to make others happy to the detriment of his own well-being, and quite a number of people have taken advantage of this. The reason why Doug lets people (even children) push him around is that he's a HeavenSeeker who's determined to do whatever it takes to reach the eponymous heavenly afterlife no matter how painful and miserable it is for him. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, due to the flawed "points system" the Afterlife uses, which hasn't let anyone into the Good Place for 500 years, his suffering was all for nothing, though to be fair, Doug still had WAY more points than anyone else on Earth, just not enough to qualify.]]
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** The episode "Kill Gil, Vols. I and II" has hardcore StrawLoser Gil Gunderson staying in the Simpsons' home and mooching off them to the point of rage for almost a whole year after one act of kindness to Lisa got him fired from his work on Christmas Eve and Marge offered him to stay the night with them. Part of the problem is that Gil is both destitute and so pathetic that Marge can't bring herself to throw him out, until she finally builds up the will to do so a year later, only to find that Gil has moved out on his own. Feeling that she needs to assert herself or risk becoming an ExtremeDoormat forever, Marge tracks Gil down and calls him out... which gets him fired ''again'', and this time the Simpsons are forced to buy an entire ''house'' to make it up to him (Gil's new job was in real estate).
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[[caption-width-right:350:When the they say ducks come with [[{{Pun}} big bills]], this isn't what they mean, Gladstone!]]
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* A ''ComicBook/{{Goofy}}'' comic has a tourist family's car break down in front of Goofy's house. He lets them in to use the phone and offers to let them live with him until the car is fixed. They start draining away at his money by their constant eating, making long-distance calls, doctor bills, helping pay for the repairs... After they finally leave, another car breaks down in front of Goofy's house... [[NotGoingThroughThatAgain and is greeted with gunfire.]]
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* A ''ComicBook/{{Goofy}}'' comic has a tourist family's car break down in front of Goofy's house. He lets them in to use the phone and offers to let them live with him until the car is fixed. They start draining away at his money by their constant eating, making long-distance calls, doctor bills, helping pay for the repairs... After they finally leave, another car breaks down in front of Goofy's house... [[NotGoingThroughThatAgain and is greeted with gunfire.]]
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* Ludwig van Beethoven does this in ''The Compozerz''; he and several other classical composers have been time shifted to the future - 2008 America to be specific - and are being looked after by a woman called Connie who takes them to a diner for food which she'd pay for as none of them had money. [[https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/The_Compozerz/5040157/ He then proceeds to drink ''14'' beers]], the other composers do call him out on this and tell him to pay her back as soon as he can.
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* Ludwig van Beethoven does this in ''The Compozerz''; he and several other classical composers have been time shifted to the future - 2008 America to be specific - and are being looked after by a woman called Connie who takes them to a diner for food which she'd pay for as none of them had money. [[https://www.''[[https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/The_Compozerz/5040157/ He then proceeds to drink ''14'' beers]], 14 beers]]'', the other composers do call him out on this and tell him to pay her back as soon as he can.
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expense. Overlaps with PlayingTheFamilyCard if the one doing this uses family ties to guilt-trip someone into being exploited.
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* One of the {{Catchphrase}}s of ''Series/ElChapulinColorado'' ("Se aprovechan de mi nobleza") translates as this (or more literally, "They (whoever is the guy who asked for his help this week) take advantage of my nobility"). Pretty often, he says this when they ask him to do something pretty dangerous and/or they make it clear that they won't lift a finger to help.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'': Linda is a total doormat to the rest of her family, so they have no qualms expecting ridiculous favors of her. Gayle will beg and cry for Linda to pay for whatever new whim she's pursuing this week, while their parents expect Linda to drop everything and help them with ridiculous endeavors, such as bringing her father's itch cream to an airport that, if they had checked first. they'd see already sells itch cream. They're also not above stealing small things from Linda because they know they'll be EasilyForgiven. Bob repeatedly calls Linda out on letting her family treat her this way, but she's such a strong believer in family ties that she thinks it's just the right thing to do.
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* PlayedForDrama in ''Fanfic/{{Bound|HowToTrainYourDragon}}'': After Hiccup's fire prevention system turns out to be a success, he's pressured to work on more inventions... despite the fact that he'd promised Astrid that he wouldn't. Since he's actually getting ''praised'' for his work for once, Hiccup [[AcquiredSituationalNarcissism can't resist giving in]], constructing the Mangler... which doesn't work quite as well, sending his reputation spiraling back down again.
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* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/20306431/chapters/48140335 Once Bitten, Twice Shy]]'': Early on, Alya thinks to herself that nobody in their class has any reason to like Marinette anymore, as she's stopped doing free favors for everyone and cut off their "friends and family" discount. This underscores how Alya cared more about the things Marinette was doing for her than Marinette herself, and expected her to continue doing all those nice things while Alya wasn't treating her very nicely.
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* ''Series/BetterCallSaul'': The {{flashback}} opening the episode "Inflatable" shows that Jimmy and Chuck's father Willard was a frequent victim of this, as his trusting nature and gullibility made him an easy target for scammers and grifters looking for a handout. Seeing their father's kindness be repeatedly taken advantage of (with Jimmy even trying to protect him before ultimately giving up at a certain point) had left both Chuck and Jimmy with a deeply warped view of the world and of themselves, as well as effectively serving as the FreudianExcuse for why Jimmy became a conman.
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* PlayedForDrama in ''Fanfic/{{Bound|HowToTrainYourDragon}}'': After Hiccup's fire prevention system turns out to be a success, he's pressured to work on more inventions... despite the fact that he'd promised Astrid that he wouldn't. Since he's actually getting ''praised'' for his work for once, Hiccup [[AcquiredSituationalNarcissism can't resist giving in]], constructing the Mangler... which doesn't work quite as well, sending his reputation spiraling back down again.
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* ''[[WebAnimation/WhatIfNoelleLostHerself What if Noelle Lost Her Way?]]'': Berdly admits that while Noelle has been his OnlyFriend, their relationship has been largely AllTakeAndNoGive, with him taking advantage of her kindness to steamroll over her. Due to this, while he wants to make amends, he's also afraid that she won't be happy to see him if the group ''does'' track her down.
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* ''[[WebAnimation/WhatIfNoelleLostHerself What if Noelle Lost Her Way?]]'': Berdly admits that while Noelle has been his OnlyFriend, their relationship has been largely AllTakeAndNoGive, with him taking advantage of her kindness to steamroll over her. Due to this, while he wants to make amends, he's also afraid that she won't be happy to see him if the group ''does'' track her down.
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* ''Fanfic/FeralnetteAUBigFatBreak'': When the theater club decides to put on ''The Little Mermaid'', Mylene immediately assumes Marinette will help her put together her dream costume, inspired by a picture she got off the 'net -- an ImpracticallyFancyOutfit replete with oodles of customized, incredibly elaborate work. She's completely oblivious to Marinette's less than enthusiastic reaction; [[FalseFriend Lila]] and [[MisplacedKindergartenTeacher Miss Bustier]] both notice and start pressuring her to help out, with their teacher giving her a DeathGlare that makes clear that as far as she's concerned, Marinette [[GotVolunteered has no choice in the matter]].
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* ''Fanfic/FeralnetteAUBigFatBreak'': ''Webcomic/FeralnetteAU'': When the theater club decides to put on ''The Little Mermaid'', Mylene immediately assumes Marinette will help her put together her dream costume, inspired by a picture she got off the 'net -- an ImpracticallyFancyOutfit replete with oodles of customized, incredibly elaborate work. She's completely oblivious to Marinette's less than enthusiastic reaction; [[FalseFriend Lila]] and [[MisplacedKindergartenTeacher Miss Bustier]] both notice and start pressuring her to help out, with their teacher giving her a DeathGlare that makes clear that as far as she's concerned, Marinette [[GotVolunteered has no choice in the matter]].
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* ''Fanfic/AndrogyninjasADropOfPoison'': Shibi initially worries that Sakura might be doing this to his son, afraid that she's only [[FalseFriend pretending to be his friend]] in order to forge connections with their clan. After conducting a SecretTestOfCharacter on her, he's satisfied that she's completely sincere.
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* ''[[Fanfic/TheWolvesInTheWoodsMiraculousLadybug The Wolves in the Woods]]'': Since she considered Marinette to be one of her 'model students', Miss Bustier actively encouraged the rest of the class to take Marinette's giving nature completely for granted. This entitled attitude remains even when most of them turn on Marinette due to Lila's MaliciousSlander; Lila is [[OhCrap horrified]] when she realizes that they expect ''HER'' to become [[HourglassPlot their NEW 'everyday Ladybug']] and provide them with whatever they want from her.
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* In ''Fanfic/ActionPack'', Naruto has a bad tendency to assume that [[OriginalCharacter Kira]] will let him do whatever he wants. The first time Kira outright tells him "No," Naruto throws a massive fit.
* ''Fanfic/TheApprenticeTheStudentAndTheCharlatan'': Nova Shine brings this up while telling Twilight why he thinks it would be best for him to stay at her library. He also avoids it by paying rent while living in her basement.
* ''Fanfic/TheApprenticeTheStudentAndTheCharlatan'': Nova Shine brings this up while telling Twilight why he thinks it would be best for him to stay at her library. He also avoids it by paying rent while living in her basement.
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* Happens in the ''FanFic/TheFlashSentryChronicles'' with Spike. Because he had a crush on Rarity, whenever she would flirt and tease him in order to get him to do some favors for her, he was unaware that she didn’t recuperate his feelings leading him to think he had a chance with her. This came to a head in "Spike’s Heartbreak" where he found out [[MomentKiller the hard way]] that Rarity was in a relationship with Lightning Blitz. When everyone calls Rarity out on it, she realizes how horrible she had treated Spike and tried to make amends with him.
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* Happens in the ''FanFic/TheFlashSentryChronicles'' ''Fanfic/TheFlashSentryChronicles'' with Spike. Because he had a crush on Rarity, whenever she would flirt and tease him in order to get him to do some favors for her, he was unaware that she didn’t recuperate his feelings leading him to think he had a chance with her. This came to a head in "Spike’s Heartbreak" where he found out [[MomentKiller the hard way]] that Rarity was in a relationship with Lightning Blitz. When everyone calls Rarity out on it, she realizes how horrible she had treated Spike and tried to make amends with him.
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* In ''Fanfic/AProfessorAndAStudent'', several of Kukui's fellow professors exploit Ash's willingness to assist them. For instance, when he agrees to an interview, they hound him over classified information until [[PapaWolf Kukui steps in]]. This ultimately culminates in Kukui hitting his RageBreakingPoint when [[spoiler:Ash gets knocked out by one of their experiments]].
* ''Fanfic/TheQueensMercy'': Anna is repeatedly accused of this, since Queen Elsa rescued her from poverty. Jocasta gets particularly nasty about this during an interrogation.
* ''Fanfic/TheQueensMercy'': Anna is repeatedly accused of this, since Queen Elsa rescued her from poverty. Jocasta gets particularly nasty about this during an interrogation.
