Father tells entitled children they won’t inherit his savings if they don’t get real jobs

A father has sparked a heated argument with his adult children over their expectations of receiving his savings when he dies. In a conversation about their deceased mother’s will, one of the children implied that the father’s money would go to them, to which the father responded with a tough love reality check. He criticized their lack of education and real jobs, warning them of the consequences of relying on his savings. The children accused the father of being manipulative and unsupportive, but the father stood his ground. The story has sparked debate on the AITA subreddit, with some calling the father an a**hole and others siding with his tough love approach. Read on for the full story and share your thoughts.

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A father has sparked a heated debate after telling his adult children that they won’t inherit his savings if they don’t get real jobs. The man, whose children work part-time as a gaming streamer and a social media influencer respectively, said he’s not ‘rich’, but he’ll never be uncomfortable again. He revealed that he often buys them groceries and has had several arguments with them over their refusal to get an education or real jobs. After his son implied that he’ll make up for it when he passes, the father got real with them, telling them that they have no way of supporting themselves and that they need to grow up and get real jobs if they want his money. The argument resulted in both children accusing him of being manipulative and unsupportive. The post has generated a lot of discussion with some people supporting the father’s tough stance, while others believe he’s being too harsh. Keep reading to see what people are saying.

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