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Am I the butthole for wanting to cash out my life insurance policies so I can spend the last

9-12 months of my life in comfort? But my parents, the beneficiaries, are threatening to disown me?

So yeah, I'm a 28-year-old man and I have a terminal medical condition that I won't go into

too much detail about. I didn't have the best health insurance or doctors, so I found out that I

had a big problem pretty much when it was too late. Just about the only thing that I had a value,

other than some meager savings, an even smaller 401k, and my car was a life insurance policy

that I got when I was 18. It was a relatively small amount yearly and it had awesome terms,

so why not? I always thought that I could swap it over to my future wife or kids, but that's not

happening now. So I haven't been able to work now for about two months, but I won't be eligible

for hospice care until probably a few weeks before the end. The actual policy itself was for an

eye-wattering amount of money if I died before a certain age, which unfortunately is what's going

to happen. I've been living at home with my parents for in-free since I stopped working, which is

good of them. We haven't had the best relationship growing up. They pretty much only did the minimum

required by law in terms of how they raised me. No complaints, but they're not parents of the

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