Told My Spoiled and Entitled Kids They'd Lose Their Inheritance Unless They Get their Lives...

Told My Spoiled and Entitled Kids They'd Lose Their Inheritance Unless They Get their Lives Together.

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[hotrod]

The beginning is how generational wealth gets squandered in three generations. First generation builds the wealth, the second coasts off of it, and the third has no idea how to maintain it.

[Owl_bee]

I liked this one! No cheating, no bashing of one gender, happy ending!

[gotenblack]

this is why you never should spoil your kids when their younger then turn into people like this

[DarkEinherjar]

OP really screwed up raising his kids. Glad he was able to fix his mistakes.

[kossettereaditte]

"They threatened to cut us out of their lives."

How are they going to do that, they dont have anything for their selves. Also that would just ultimatley give OP what he wanted they would need to get jobs.

[RagnarokAvatar]

These kids needed this wake-up call, they would've destroyed everything their parents worked hard for.

[zark]

2 years is nothing, if they can't even do that, they can't do anything.

[sangeethavarmaa]

Until i and my sister where educated, earned a job and financially independent we were never given information of how much assests our parents holded.we were grown under impression that we lived paycheck to paycheck. One day it seemed we were making almost enough financially, next day parents retired, with a lot of funds and all of a sudden we collectively have a house under each person's name in our family. Its important to teach value of hard earned money, that too when one makes it by themselves it is felt valuable else its just miney everywhere without a value

[RickAstIeyOfficiaI]

Work 2 years to get life changing money?
That's a great deal

[maloydonedidit]

🤨 "youre ruining our relationship over money..." Coming from the person begging for money. That sounds a bit heavy handed

[DukerGamerz]

Ok that lawer cousin saying "let them figure it out on their own even if they fail" is a very good advice. Failure teaches us what not to do.

[brokentuskx]

"It's not about controlling my kids lives, it's about making them live how I want them to"

[jaspervermeer]

"We wanted to teach our kids the value of hard work"
*Spoils them rotten*

[mejimiky]

OP you spoiled them so you are at some fault. And Im saying this as though love and not hate to you

[hellshard]

Sometimes tough love is necessary, even birds have to sometimes push chicks out of the nest to teach them to fly on their own.

[loadofcheese]

OP has no right to complain about how his kids are "entitled, lazy, and bullies" and that they have "no ambition", as if he wasn't involved in their upbringing at all.

Good on you for wanting to give your kids the life you never had, but they're in their 20's now and you only just realised that their behaviour is a problem and you need to start parenting them? Better later than never I guess but come on, they didn't just wake up that day and start acting entitled.

[LittleMistress-xy]

This is the "throw them in the water and they will learn to swim" parenting technique but the kids had swimming lessons 💀

[sthrcnx]

"They didn't know how to survive without their parent support" is exactly why they need to work hard.

What happened when mum and dad gone? And I really don't understand why some outside people, even immediate family, really love to chime in and give their (often baseless) opinions.

[astridferrera]

I remember some rich dude saying that he kept his financial info private even from his family because he didn't want his kids to become "waiters" when asked what do you mean "waiters" he said, I don't want them to do nothing for a career and just wait around until I die to inherite my money. OPs heart was always in the right place but instead of giving his kids a good life, he went over board and spoiled them rotten. Hopefully they truly learned to value what they will inherite and not just go back to living with their hands out for daddy's money.

[cavey]

Dad instilled the entitlement when they were growing up. Can't really blame the kids if that is the way things always were.