Do you think you would feel disappointed if you found out one or both of your parents removed you from their will?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Of course. Who wouldn’t?

[rgb008]

Yes.

[midnightmoon05]

Not at all!!! for one... my parents have $0 so no need for will lol... us 4 siblings just take turn to care for our parents regardless if there is money or will.

I have always see life this way

... if its not mine and didn't earn it... then its not mine

... I make my own money and am very successful. I am teaching my own kids the same... that what they make is more important than waiting for inharitance... we might just donate whats left not spent... my kids are smart enough to make a good living. now those are my proud kids.

[Anonymous]

Maybe a little. Because it would be out of character with my parents. My parents would have given me the world if it were in their power to do so. They were not rich. But they were wealthy in love. And anyone who knew them came away a better person for it.

[queenofcardio]

Yes, because I'm pretty sure I'm the favorite

[Still-alive]

*writes you into my will*

[queenofcardio]

@Still-alive lol 😆

[andreasderjuengere]

I actually expect it on my father's side.

No loss - he does not have much.

[jahaims]

I would have been happy to not have to take care of my parents let alone left anything

[Nikki1989]

Not in the slightest.

[OlderAndWiser]

I actually had that experience

[OlderAndWiser]

I didn't need my father's money but being omitted from his rust was his final statement to me. Due to having small testicles, he allowed hid borderline personality second wife to control everything, although I was a dutiful son.

My mother is still alive. I prepared a last will and testament for her and her husband about four years ago. The following year, she went to another lawyer, changed her will, and left everything to her grandson, because he was her current caretaker. About a year later, I learned of the new will from another family member; I was never told directly. For the previous forty years, my mother always said she would leave things to her children equally, because she loved us equally. So I guess something changed. Disappointing. . . but I don't need her money either.

[Agape93]

They have, I dont care.