What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well.

Today I've got for you three entitled people stories, starting with this one in which an

strange sibling tries to steal the trust fund of her sister. My sister seems to think she's

entitled to my trust fund and lied to try and get it. There's a bit of backstory to this and I'm

not sure what's relevant,

but I'm sure you'll tell me if I blather on too much. Mostly, I just need to rant. So I am a 38-year-old

woman and my family is a little messed up. I essentially have slash had five parents and three

different groups of siblings. It's a bit much. As a child I was living in the US

with my adoptive parents and a lot of stuff went down that wasn't great. So I moved back to the

UK when I was nine. I had a lot of trauma and the beginnings of a rather serious drug problem.

And so my US dad set up a trust for me before he died so that anything mental health related

was paid for and I didn't have to stress about being able to sort myself out as I got older.

It's been rather handy over the last 30 years, paying for a home when I was a teenager,

therapy, rehab, basically anything needed to help me not die.

At some point in my teenage years, I made

contact with my biological parents and their other kids, and I was welcomed, in quotes, back into

the fold. Some of my full siblings had issues with this. Fair enough, it was a big change to

everyone's lives. My little sister, now early 30s, apparently found it

particularly hard, and so we've never gotten along, and we've been almost no contact now for a decade.

This has become particularly apparent in recent weeks after she contacted the solicitors,

who are in control of the trust, pretending to be from a rehab facility in the US.

She sent them an invoice for a three months' day requesting payment to the bank account of a friend of hers in the US. The first I heard

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