Woman's entitled friends repeatedly ask her for financial favors after she reveals her father remarried into a very wealthy family: [They made] several direct and indirect requests for vacations, yacht trips, and so on’

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Lana DeGaetano • "Show me to me please."
Jun 29, 2025 7:00 AM EDT

People have a funny way of switching up how they treat you when there's a chance you might be able to help them benefit in some way. Usually, you see this in elementary school when the kid who's been bothering you at lunch sees you bring his favorite snack to school each day. Or, in high school, when the cool girl realizes you have been best friends with the football jock since pre-k. The thing about this "I scratch your back, you scratch mine" mentality is that it is almost always as transparent as glass. When the energy you receive from someone switches up because your circumstances change, you know it's time to kick them to the curb. They're not your friend, they just want to use you.

The woman in this next story explains that her friends continue to ask her for financial favors, including but not limited to business investments, yacht trips, and vacations, since learning that her father remarried into a rich family. A cool gift once in a while, maybe, but a business investment? Do you want to have my ATM PIN, too?

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  • "Dad got remarried to a rich woman and now all of my friends are asking for free stuff"

    Basically the title. My (26F) dad (50s M) got remarried to a wealthy woman (late 40s F). Her brothers are both close to being billionaires, but want to maintain their privacy so they're by no means "public figures".
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  • Anyway, I've become closer to my dad's wife and her family, especially her kids, lately. we live in different countries but I visit them every few months. We
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  • spend time together and sometimes her brothers are there too. We've done really cool stuff together, and sure they like
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  • splurging on family. That said, I am just happy that my dad is remarried to a lovely woman as I never really had a mother figure growing up.
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  • Anyway, my step brother, whom some of my friends follow on his social media which is private, posted some pictures of us from
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  • a recent getaway. Of course these friends found out where we were and who paid for it, which honestly creeps me out already as the research they've done for this seems quite extensive.
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  • Not only they found out about these wealthy new family members, but began obsessing over it. Some highlights include:
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  • a friend of mine who never had luxury stuff growing up has in all seriousness asked for expensive jewellery and handbags. Note that both of these guys are married men, who have been married 20- 30 years.
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  • • one of my friends from grad school asked if these family members would pay for their rent or help them get an investment apartment
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  • . • two have asked funding for their businesses, thinking they'll just give it to them because "these people know you and are familyyyyy"
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  • several direct and indirect requests for vacations, yacht trips, and so on
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  • How can people just ask for this stuff? It just boggles my mind. I'm closer to them although not super close, and whenever they've offered for me to stay
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  • over or to pay for anything, I feel it's too much and i insist paying for my own way. I just cannot fathom asking for anything, let
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  • alone investments or luxuries as these are not even necessities to live. EDIT: I may have ped someone off because they're literally downvoting every single comment.
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  • Useless890 Now we know why the brothers want to stay under the radar. Gimme, gimme.
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  • Sorrelmare9 Well now, they might not be friends anymore. Now that they know that you're related by marriage to a rich person, the "friends" won't be able to get over the fact that just bc they know someone is rich, doesn't mean they'll get free stuff. I also can't believe that they would ask for free stuff, especially that expensive. I'm embarrassed to even ask my parents for 20 bucks!
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  • Big_Tap3530 You found out who its really your friends, bonus!
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  • RileyCargo42 I can imagine joking about how you should pay for a giant trip to the dollar store, but a vacation or business money? Nah they can go ask a bank.
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