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comes from Boring General 7902 from the Am I the Arsul subreddit. And before we do get involved

with this story, I just want to give you a warning that does contain talk of cancer. So if you

want to skip the story, please feel free to do so. Time stamps are always down in the description and along the timeline below. Thank you and let's get started. It's titled I the arse all here for getting upset

with my family for using money that was meant for my college to fund present and future medical

costs. I am 17. I am the youngest of four. The age gap between our mother and father was fairly large.

Our mother passed away from cancer back in 2019. Each of my siblings had their entire college

tuition paid in full. Now, because our father has fallen ill, my siblings have taken upon themselves

to make sure all of our father's money goes towards his present

and future medical costs. Turns out my father made the oldest his power of attorney.

And my brother's logic is I can borrow money to go to school, but borrowing for medical care

is not as easy. I understand this, but I still find it unfair, especially because all of my siblings make

good money. Each of them are driving 100k plus cars. I got upset with my siblings calling them

a bunch of names because they could afford to pay for the care of our father needs. Yet they don't,

and rather screw up my future. Am I the asshole for snapping and feeling as if my siblings are screwing me over?

Edit.

For clarity, the money is not part of a college fund or anything like that.

It was just money that was saved and set aside for me.

Each of us also had the same amount, 150K.

Their 150K did go much farther, being older and college being cheaper, but that is a different

topic.

So as always, there were some additional information on the back of someone saying, your

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