Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:One parent is dead and another was incarcerated during my youth. The dead parent isn’t as unusual as I age. My immediate family and some close friends know about my upbringing but not my in laws or most people.
Who was your guardian?
Anonymous wrote:One parent is dead and another was incarcerated during my youth. The dead parent isn’t as unusual as I age. My immediate family and some close friends know about my upbringing but not my in laws or most people.
Anonymous wrote:I have secret, non-interest bearing checking & savings accounts from my wife, including debit cards. Am enrolled in paperless statements, and my mailing address for any mail related to make accounts is a PO Box. I have a burner cell phone & laptop that is what she sees from day-to-day.
I go on weeks-long “business trips” to do various things—see my side GF & our kid, and just do what I want.
It’s fun.
Anonymous wrote:I have secret, non-interest bearing checking & savings accounts from my wife, including debit cards. Am enrolled in paperless statements, and my mailing address for any mail related to make accounts is a PO Box. I have a burner cell phone & laptop that is what she sees from day-to-day.
I go on weeks-long “business trips” to do various things—see my side GF & our kid, and just do what I want.
It’s fun.
I have a Niece in law like this. SIL had her when she was 40 and it was time to go back to work after the sister was 7. Nope, had to stay home with the new baby and Gramma was going to foot the bill. Very needy child who couldn’t go to pre-k or nursery, too clingy to Mom who sat on the couch crying over her divorce. I think the gramma wasn’t thrilled with her birth either… she never updated her will to name her (but named older sisters to inherit their house in an life estate), then died thee years later.Anonymous wrote:I look at a niece of mine, who is a toddler, and wish she’d been aborted or put up for a closed adoption. Her parents cannot/will not take care of her independently of their own parents.
Anonymous wrote:Voted for trump 2x
Gave a guy blowjobs for $500 in my early 20s. Easy work. Stopped by his office on the way home from work.
Had an affair with a married man for over a decade and I got married too
Had a third nipple
One time a massage therapist got me off
Anonymous wrote:I have secret, non-interest bearing checking & savings accounts from my wife, including debit cards. Am enrolled in paperless statements, and my mailing address for any mail related to make accounts is a PO Box. I have a burner cell phone & laptop that is what she sees from day-to-day.
I go on weeks-long “business trips” to do various things—see my side GF & our kid, and just do what I want.
It’s fun.
Anonymous wrote:I have secret, non-interest bearing checking & savings accounts from my wife, including debit cards. Am enrolled in paperless statements, and my mailing address for any mail related to make accounts is a PO Box. I have a burner cell phone & laptop that is what she sees from day-to-day.
I go on weeks-long “business trips” to do various things—see my side GF & our kid, and just do what I want.
It’s fun.
Anonymous wrote:Voted for trump 2x
Gave a guy blowjobs for $500 in my early 20s. Easy work. Stopped by his office on the way home from work.
Had an affair with a married man for over a decade and I got married too
Had a third nipple
One time a massage therapist got me off
You sound like a loser
Right, if someone is already well off, why do they need more when their siblings could make better use of the money?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I took my very elderly parent to a lawyer to have their will written and made sure I was the executor. When they died about a year or so later, I made my siblings think they were all getting their fair share of our parent’s estate, which they somewhat are, but in reality, I’m getting more than my siblings.
I’ve been surprised at how easy it has been to hide various small amounts of money that add up to me getting thousands more than my siblings. One sibling has been sniffing around a bit and asking questions, but I think she’s too dumb to figure it out. Bonus points for getting to stick it to my one really annoying sibling.
Is this just greed on your part or do you feel you deserve more, for example, for taking care of them?
My sibling who is very annoying married a man who allows her to stay home and “take care” of their kids. She does absolutely nothing in terms of work, even though my parents spent tons of money sending her to a private college and grad school. I’m divorced with kids, work hard, and have been fired twice in the last few years. I need the money way more than she does. She’s getting plenty and there’s no need for her to know that there’s more that I’m keeping for myself.
That was your parents’ call not yours.
You are a thief.
+100 you are an envious thief. I hope the money you stole was worth the karma that's coming for you.
In the big scheme of things, it’s not really that much money. I’ve taken a very small amount extra in proportion to the division of assets we’re all getting. And no one will ever know because, like I said, it’s just small extra amounts here and there that won’t show up in any of the paperwork, which no one is really going to check anyway.
My sibling is a very difficult person who did nothing at all to help with our parents. She’s already getting a huge amount money from the estate, so these small extra amounts won’t make any difference at all.
Just here to say I get it, and I would do the same.
I have a well off brother who never offers to pitch in when I go visit our parent. I won’t have any qualms taking some extra money from him when the time comes.
Right, if someone is already well off, why do they need more when their siblings could make better use of the money?