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Update: Future ex-fiancé is angry because I don't want to share my son's money
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as untapped sources of leverage, contingency funds, or outright company credit. The moment access to a family trust or a personal savings account is denied, they unleash a parade of flying monkeys disguised as friends and distant relatives, each one on a mission to guilt, cajole, or emotionally audit you into opening up the vault.
When these efforts tank, the investor-in-chief pivots to workplace stunts and attempts to drag professional connections into their personal campaign. A relentless pursuit of assets culminates with the ultimate reveal: a conveniently forgotten daughter, an ex with her own story of abandonment, and a trail of neglected obligations as long as your final, carefully notarized prenup.
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If adulthood has a theme, it is that the only thing more persistent than the opportunist is the chorus of background experts explaining why defending your autonomy somehow makes you cold or unlovable. At the end of this parade stands the last safeguard: the trust fund locked tight, the payout scheduled for actual milestones, and the peace of mind that comes only from saying yes to yourself and no to the next financial predator on the horizon.
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