Adopted woman receives 6-figure inheritance from the birth mother she never met, her siblings demand she share the money with them: 'It isn't fair I got everything when they also "deserve" it being adopted as well'

Inheritance brings out the worst in people. It's rare for someone to acquire hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets solely by being related to or having a relationship with a person. It takes so little merit to inherit something; it's usually a strict matter of luck. Your grandma is either a millionaire or she has been putting her social security check into the slot machine for 30 years. You're not a better person or more deserving of money if your grandma is the former, but you're a lot more likely to get an inheritance if she's a saver. Life isn't fair, and inheritance (or lack thereof) is a perfect example of things not always going the way you want them to. Heck, look at Knives Out! People are willing to do a lot to get their hands on money they didn't earn from people they didn't care about anyway. 

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