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Now today's first story actually comes from a so reddit cord, Am I the Butface?

First time I've heard of it as well.

I think it must have got created around Am I the asshole times?

And this one just never took off as well, I think.

And it's titled, Would I be the Butface if I kept my father's money instead of giving it to his wife?

And it comes with multiple updates, etc. After my parents got divorced, my dad started dating Betty.

Everything started okay, but Betty become jealous when my dad spent time with me. She was never

abusive, just passive aggressive and saved her worst comments

for when he wasn't around. I learned I can't trust her, but I am polite to her. Betty has a son,

Frank, who's very greedy. When she met my dad, Betty stopped giving him everything he wanted.

In 2009, he and my dad had an argument that ended up with then 40-year-old

Frank punching my then 70-year-old dad. My dad died a few months ago. The will was joint, so the

estate goes to Betty, and once she dies, what's left will be divided between me, my brother

Alan, and Frank. It's unlikely me or Alan will see any of it because Frank

will drain her until there's nothing left, which has already started. They got married in

1996. In 2006, he changed the beneficiary on his IRA to only me, which I believe IRA stands

for individual retirement account. Could be wrong there, but that's what I think.

It's not part of the estate.

She is very nervous about the IRA.

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