My Parents Demanded I Give All My $500,000 Lottery Winnings To Their Golden Child Brother...

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[@elainejacobi6581]

Advice. Don’t tell anyone about winning the lottery. Quietly move interstate, cut contact and open your dream business. Maybe even change your legal name and social security number.

[@ble3d538]

She need to stop telling her business especially when you have family like that

[@dontbedumbomg4055]

It always baffles me when I see stories like this. I guess this is the same reason we are in the mess we are in as a world because people fall so easily for gaslighting. I mean people must completely shut off their logical thinking capabilities.

[@naptime1900]

For people like that always have big bills that have to be paid. Tell them he’ll no and block them on everything.

[@yolandabranner6200]

Never tell anyone about your winnings,job income.

[@naptime1900]

Let Ryan take out loans and survive like you did.

[@LotsofWhatever]

😂😂😂 from nothing to two store, international sales, big contracts. Oh and arrest/conviction. All in 7 months. Glad I don't think these things r true

[@atlgeek926]

why is her brothers boss calling her??

[@amandlockhart5844]

Nope walk out