Parents spend 18 years, and often more than that, financially supporting their kids and making sure that they have everything they need every single day - A roof over their heads, education, clothes, food, and supplies, parents are required to supply all these and much more to their kids, and they usually do it without so much as a 'thanks' in return.
Does that give parents the right to start demanding their kids things in return the moment they become independent? Well, that is debatable. Some would say that kids should feel obligated to help their parents when they need it, as a way to repay them for all their hard work. Others would say that the kids should not be held accountable for their basic needs growing up and they shouldn't feel pressured to repay their parents for doing what they signed up for when they decided to have kids.
No matter which side you are on, I doubt you will support the actions of the mother in the story down below, who demanded access to her daughter's savings account for no apparent reason. Keep scrolling to read the rest of the story. After that, check out this story of a coworker who had to take a sick leave when no one helped her with her workload.