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5/28/2017 7:14:09 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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One Father

Four kids

Two kids are always helping the father with things and spending time with him.
The other two kids see him a couple of times a year (Father's Day, Christmas) and sometimes don't speak to him for up to 8-10 years out of anger.

Father dies
Leaves everything to the two kids he's close to.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is your reaction to that?

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5/28/2017 7:15:07 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rightguyforu632
Lisle, IL
39, joined May. 2017


op my opinion is that ur fatteningly annoying and annoyingly fat.

5/28/2017 7:17:02 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
Over 2,000 Posts (2,638)
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Sounds about right to me. If his kids don't have time for him in life, why should he do anything for them in death?

5/28/2017 7:18:20 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

ms_Champagne
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Quote from _Technologist01:
Sounds about right to me. If his kids don't have time for him in life, why should he do anything for them in death?


THIS!! ^^^

5/28/2017 7:18:21 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rubyrose2015
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I agree Tech.

5/28/2017 7:19:32 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Quote from rightguyforu632:
op my opinion is that ur fatteningly annoying and annoyingly fat.


Awwww thank you! You're so sweet!

Gees, you can always count on Rightguy to pick you up when you're feeling down, huh?

What a gem that one is.

5/28/2017 7:21:17 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

xxxharleyquinn
Års
Denmark
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I would have left them all equal share

When im dead my 2 sons will be divided between equally

I wouldnt want them to argue



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:22:23 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:22:35 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Please tell me why HarleyQuinn...

5/28/2017 7:23:27 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

ms_Champagne
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Actually similar thing has just recently happened to my sister's mother in law she only left her things (house et all) to two of the kids.. and now there are law suits going... such a pain in the neck... it will take years to finalise it.

5/28/2017 7:24:37 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

xxxharleyquinn
Års
Denmark
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Well if the kids angry its because of something the parent did probably/maybe

So why should they be left out

And why would ya want your children to argue after your dead when they only have each other left then?

I wouldnt want mine to argue



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:24:52 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:25:50 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rubyrose2015
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Quote from rightguyforu632:
op my opinion is that ur fatteningly annoying and annoyingly fat.


Why are you always calling women fat? Could it be that you are actually fat and you are trying to feel better by projecting that onto women? Let us see a Real pic of you, so you can prove how Hot that You are.

5/28/2017 7:26:16 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

eyesofmedusa
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I hv no issue with it...

But I wld be curious as to why 2 of them had nothing to do with him.

And in most states this is contestable...

5/28/2017 7:27:26 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

ms_Champagne
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Ruby ... rightguy posts pics of himself quite regularly..

5/28/2017 7:27:41 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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How could there be an argument? If the will is very specific, how can the other kids come forward and say they deserve "their share"?

It's contestable? So a person's dying wishes would not be fulfilled?



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:29:16 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:28:59 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
sinceresammy
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What's difficult to understand? People leave their stuff to those they like! There are plenty of examples where they disinherited their family and left it to strangers.

5/28/2017 7:29:08 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

ms_Champagne
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Quote from eyesofmedusa:
I hv no issue with it...

But I wld be curious as to why 2 of them had nothing to do with him.

And in most states this is contestable...


Yeah here ti is as well.... the mother in law (of my sister) had 5 kids 3 got nothing... yikes it is going to be in courts for years to come...

I know everything of mine will be split b/w my two boys but both are close to me.



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:29:34 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:29:44 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rubyrose2015
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Quote from ms_Champagne:
Ruby ... rightguy posts pics of himself quite regularly..


I am talking about a real pic, not those he stole off the internet.

5/28/2017 7:31:02 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

ms_Champagne
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yeah ruby he has been here for years and has always posted pics - updated of himself..

5/28/2017 7:31:28 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

xxxharleyquinn
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Denmark
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Quote from _Technologist01:
How could there be an argument? If the will is very specific, how can the other kids come forward and say they deserve "their share"?

It's contestable? So a person's dying wishes would not be fulfilled?



Kids would argue that the parent favoured one over the other.

Why put your own kids in that position in the first place that one may resent the other.



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:31:38 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:34:20 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Some people believe that since they are a child that that automatically entitles them to an inheritance. Basically saying, I don't need to try much, I'll get something no matter how I act.

Why is it wrong to take care of those you want to? Why do you have to be forced to give something to all your kids, even the rotten ones?

When I go to a restaurant I don't automatically tip 20%. It's based on the service I receive. So why should the rotten kids and good kids get the same?

5/28/2017 7:34:27 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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If my parents left me nothing, and the rest, to my brothers and sisters, I wouldn't be mad at them, it's not their fault. I might be upset at my deceased parent, but not my siblings, it wasn't their decision



[Edited 5/28/2017 7:35:23 PM ]

5/28/2017 7:37:43 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rubyrose2015
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Quote from fairymaiden:
Some people believe that since they are a child that that automatically entitles them to an inheritance. Basically saying, I don't need to try much, I'll get something no matter how I act.

Why is it wrong to take care of those you want to? Why do you have to be forced to give something to all your kids, even the rotten ones?

When I go to a restaurant I don't automatically tip 20%. It's based on the service I receive. So why should the rotten kids and good kids get the same?


Exactly.

5/28/2017 7:47:00 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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Quote from fairymaiden:
. Basically saying, I don't need to try much, I'll get something no matter how I act.


I hope a child wouldn't think like that. Meaning---A child shouldn't think they have to try to be nice to their parent, just to be in their inheritance. They should be nice to their parent because they want to. Not because they have a hidden agenda.

5/28/2017 8:02:45 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Do you think it's fair that those children that received something be harrassed in the most nastiest of ways if they don't give some up to the ones who didn't get anything?

The kids who want to keep their inheritance are being called greedy by the ones who didn't receive anything. However, I think it's the other way around. To harrass and belittle and threaten lawsuits, that to me is the one being greedy.

5/28/2017 8:05:33 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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Quote from fairymaiden:


The kids who want to keep their inheritance are being called greedy by the ones who didn't receive anything. However, I think it's the other way around. To harrass and belittle and threaten lawsuits, that to me is the one being greedy.


We don't agree often, but we do on this one

5/28/2017 8:06:18 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
korbyn
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Quote from fairymaiden:
One Father

Four kids

Two kids are always helping the father with things and spending time with him.
The other two kids see him a couple of times a year (Father's Day, Christmas) and sometimes don't speak to him for up to 8-10 years out of anger.

Father dies
Leaves everything to the two kids he's close to.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is your reaction to that?


Sounds about right. I can see a case being made for it all should have been left to them all...but on the other hand there is nothing wrong with leaving it to the kids he had an established relationship with...What's the guy supposed to have done? He didnt know if the other kids wanted anything or not....

5/28/2017 8:09:29 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

pento4
Norman, OK
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my opinion is,,its his damn money he can do what he wants with it.

5/28/2017 8:09:36 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

hippo65
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Quote from xxxharleyquinn:
Kids would argue that the parent favoured one over the other.

Why put your own kids in that position in the first place that one may resent the other.

And why shouldn't the father favor those two who helped him and spent time with him???

5/28/2017 8:10:17 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
korbyn
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Nothing really wrong with what the guy did.

5/28/2017 8:11:14 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
__h_
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Quote from fairymaiden:
One Father

Four kids

Two kids are always helping the father with things and spending time with him.
The other two kids see him a couple of times a year (Father's Day, Christmas) and sometimes don't speak to him for up to 8-10 years out of anger.

Father dies
Leaves everything to the two kids he's close to.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is your reaction to that?

I wonder why the kids who rarely see & speak to that father don't have much to do with him. Is it a legitimate reason? If not & they didn't want to have much to do with their father, they certainly shouldn't receive anything of his after he died.

5/28/2017 8:18:14 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Quote from _Technologist01:
We don't agree often, but we do on this one


Tech, they are acting so badly that even if you were considering giving them some because you felt bad that they were left out, they make you so angry with all their talk of greed and lawsuits, that why would you want to?

They've even brought God in, to properly shame us.

5/28/2017 8:33:58 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
Mercedes_3
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Quote from _Technologist01:
Sounds about right to me. If his kids don't have time for him in life, why should he do anything for them in death?





5/28/2017 8:34:58 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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Quote from Mercedes_3:




5/28/2017 8:39:56 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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Quote from fairymaiden:
Tech, they are acting so badly that even if you were considering giving them some because you felt bad that they were left out, they make you so angry with all their talk of greed and lawsuits, that why would you want to?

They've even brought God in, to properly shame us.


Fairy,
Money makes people do strange things, some of it very nasty. Heck people kill each other over money. Kids kill their parents, just for the inheritance, insurance, etc.

You are correct, they are being greedy. If they were harassing me, I wouldn't take their calls or correspond with them period! When they quit throwing a tantrum, I would slowly let them back in my life, but I'd probably always wonder about their motives.

5/28/2017 9:02:50 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

pdforone
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I have 4 kids, 3 daughters and a son, I am leaving everything to my son. My daughters have received help in various forms over the years, my son has basically put his life on hold to care for me, I view it as payment for services rendered.

5/28/2017 9:04:52 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

Watties
Vicksburg, MS
30, joined Nov. 2016


Quote from _Technologist01:
Sounds about right to me. If his kids don't have time for him in life, why should he do anything for them in death?


Truth.

5/28/2017 9:05:18 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

eyesofmedusa
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Quote from _Technologist01:
How could there be an argument? If the will is very specific, how can the other kids come forward and say they deserve "their share"?

It's contestable? So a person's dying wishes would not be fulfilled?


I believe they hv to leave something to all heirs...not equal something...but something...

Or the heirs can contest the will.

At times the "favored" hv schemed to be the favored..

5/28/2017 9:09:48 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

eyesofmedusa
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Quote from pdforone:
I have 4 kids, 3 daughters and a son, I am leaving everything to my son. My daughters have received help in various forms over the years, my son has basically put his life on hold to care for me, I view it as payment for services rendered.


Set up a living trust..place their names on everything..then they already own it...

No estate taxes..no $$ to tge Feds nor state...

5/28/2017 9:10:33 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rubyrose2015
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Your stuff is your stuff, you do not have to leave it to any of your heirs.

5/28/2017 9:10:39 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
_Technologist01
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Quote from eyesofmedusa:


At times the "favored" hv schemed to be the favored..


I guess my mind just doesn't think like that. I know people have ill intentions in this world, just surprises me that it can be contested! Wow what a mess that would be

5/28/2017 9:28:32 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

eyesofmedusa
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Quote from _Technologist01:
I guess my mind just doesn't think like that. I know people have ill intentions in this world, just surprises me that it can be contested! Wow what a mess that would be


Ppl kill for money...not much surprises me anymore..swear

But the laws vary in each state...

Ruby..better leave it to someone...or the state gets it...

5/28/2017 10:01:32 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

uber_goober
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Quote from fairymaiden:
One Father

Four kids

Two kids are always helping the father with things and spending time with him.
The other two kids see him a couple of times a year (Father's Day, Christmas) and sometimes don't speak to him for up to 8-10 years out of anger.

Father dies
Leaves everything to the two kids he's close to.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is your reaction to that?


Makes perfect sense to me. A person should have the final say as to the distribution of what they have accumulated during their life before they leave this mortal coil.

I'm the younger of a two sibling family. Though the money was distributed evenly, the property was not. My brother received the much larger share of the family silver, jewelry, art and other items of family significance. It has always been done that way in my family as it has in many other families. The eldest gets the lion's share. It has always made sense to me. I never batted an eye. And we were both devoted to our mother and father.

5/28/2017 10:10:00 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

fairymaiden
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Quote from pdforone:
I have 4 kids, 3 daughters and a son, I am leaving everything to my son. My daughters have received help in various forms over the years, my son has basically put his life on hold to care for me, I view it as payment for services rendered.


Are your daughters aware of that? If not, you might want to let them know so it doesn't come as a surprise.

5/28/2017 10:12:26 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

M4mischief
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It's his stuff and he can do as he chooses....I don't blame him one bit for leaving the other kids out....

5/28/2017 10:21:25 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

xxxharleyquinn
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Quote from hippo65:
And why shouldn't the father favor those two who helped him and spent time with him???



I just dont think one kid should be favoured over another at all.



[Edited 5/28/2017 10:21:33 PM ]

5/28/2017 10:36:12 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

eyesofmedusa
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My parents just redid their will..

All 3 of us are equal partners...one step sis..one brother and I. As far as personal belongings..I only want my art back...one ring that was my grandmothers...and some pics..

They can hv the rest...

5/28/2017 10:43:14 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
scoobs78
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Make sure ur kids are taken care of and they take care of mom n dad sounds like a good way to do things!

5/28/2017 10:45:30 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

Suzhi
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(this post has been flagged as inappropriate, sorry.)

5/28/2017 11:25:44 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

pento4
Norman, OK
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My grandpa did something like this,,,He moved his family from West Virginia in 55 to San Jose Ca.. They were super poor. He did odd jobs until he had saved enough to get a loan for a couple tractors. Then he went to work digging foundations for housing tracts. He hit it big time, A right place at the right time thing. The housing boom was just starting and he cashed in. & spent the next 30 years working his a** off and raking in the cash,,,,,after he retired and got old the wolves started circling, everybody wanted a piece of the pie. Everybody friends and family started kissing his a** thinking they were going to get their piece.....aaaaah but he smelled the wolves and was well aware of them sniffing around,,so outsmarted everybody, when he died in his will it was ordered EVERYTHING be liquidated into cash and it was to be divided equal between his 5 children,,,NOBODY GOT SHIT except his kids,,,he had a living brother and sister, didnt get shit,,us 15 grand kids, didnt even kick us a 100, not shit for us, all the hangers on,,nothing and it was iron clad nobody could do shit about it. He explained his reasoning in the will,,rather than itemize everything and say who got what or not itemize and his kids fight over stuff,,f**k it, liquidate it into cash and split the cash. The reason he gave was "I got 5 kids, its my responsibility to make sure my kids are taken care of, the grand kids can get a cut when their parents die if anything is left, not my problem" everybody was pissed, everybody thought they were going to get some of his pie and he told em all from the grave to "piss off",,,,,Bwaaaaahhhhaaaahhhaaa i was pissed for about 5 min. but the more i thought about it the more i thought "hell yeah paw-paw that is how you kick the wolves and a** kissers in the teeth,,,,,my dad died 5 years ago (15 years after his dad died) and my cut (1/5 i have 4 brothers) after my dad pretty much pissed his away came to 42k

5/28/2017 11:59:09 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

driver406
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I think it is entirely justified, but he had to more than suspect that the other kids would contest the will to get share of his money if only just to spite him in death.

5/29/2017 12:04:02 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

driver406
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In my father's will I get a half interest in the house where I live. There will probably be no money involved as he's terrible with money, but hopefully there will be enough to pay his bills, but I doubt it. He'll leave enough for a proper burial.

5/29/2017 12:12:12 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

stl1
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Quote from ms_Champagne:
Yeah here ti is as well.... the mother in law (of my sister) had 5 kids 3 got nothing... yikes it is going to be in courts for years to come...

I know everything of mine will be split b/w my two boys but both are close to me.





Do you mean that I get nothing after all that I've done for you?



5/29/2017 12:14:06 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
rightguyforu642
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Quote from ms_Champagne:
Ruby ... rightguy posts pics of himself quite regularly..


Ruby is stupid

5/29/2017 2:34:21 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
scoobs78
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No she's not Matt geebus christ. how come u n cherrie are no longer together again?



[Edited 5/29/2017 2:35:03 AM ]

5/29/2017 4:10:25 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
yetskimama
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Quote from _Technologist01:
Sounds about right to me. If his kids don't have time for him in life, why should he do anything for them in death?[/quote


this.... forsure... Morning Tech and Maiden.

5/29/2017 6:57:58 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

hippo65
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Quote from xxxharleyquinn:
I just dont think one kid should be favoured over another at all.

Pleas explain why not?
Kids shouldn't do anything for their parents in hopes for getting more after they die.
But if ones does more then the others, to me it shows that kid loves them more.
So it's only natural that over time the parent feel more loves for that kid.


5/29/2017 7:38:14 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

easttowest72
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My oldest daughter is very much different than I am. She has a family and I gave her a house anyway. Probably giving everything else to my 2 other kids. My son does more to help me than she does.

5/29/2017 8:28:06 AM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

playingindirt
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Quote from fairymaiden:
One Father

Four kids

Two kids are always helping the father with things and spending time with him.
The other two kids see him a couple of times a year (Father's Day, Christmas) and sometimes don't speak to him for up to 8-10 years out of anger.

Father dies
Leaves everything to the two kids he's close to.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is your reaction to that?



It shouldn't make any difference to any of the kids what he does with his stuff when he leaves this world. It's not your stuff.
nobody is entitled to it no matter how good or close they were to him.
the bottom line is its his stuff not yours and if his choice was to give it all to charity he should do that.



[Edited 5/29/2017 8:28:58 AM ]

5/29/2017 12:13:35 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  

xxxharleyquinn
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Denmark
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Quote from hippo65:
Pleas explain why not?
Kids shouldn't do anything for their parents in hopes for getting more after they die.
But if ones does more then the others, to me it shows that kid loves them more.
So it's only natural that over time the parent feel more loves for that kid.



Love for you child is unconditional

It dont matter what they do or dont do

It dont change

Therefore all your children should be favoured equally

5/29/2017 12:15:36 PM What's your opinion on this? (non-dating question)  
tellitlkittis
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Just as it should be.