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The step-sibling, perhaps feeling left out or hurt, initiated a conversation filled with emotional distress, questioning why the family could not "just share" the wealth. The listener acknowledges the emotional weight of this situation, yet tries to maintain a boundary: their father's decision was clear, aiming to provide for his biological children, and financial sharing with step-siblings was not part of the plan.
The conversation delves into the listener's feelings of discomfort and guilt over their financial good fortune relative to the step-sibling’s struggles, emphasizing the complexity of family relationships and expectations. Yet, the discussion also highlights that feelings of entitlement can be misplaced when the deceased's wishes are neglected.