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>Are you seeing them as just an inheritance at this point?
No. A constant source of worry and aggravation. I don't expect to see much money by the time they pass, and I'm okay with that, but my ulcers have ulcers from trying to make them happy while keeping them from doing stupid things. Their judgement is shot to hell.
>Are your parents on the spectrum?
Mom for sure, possibly dad, but what they mostly suffer from is being boomers who think they know everything and that my brother and I are incompetent except as their personal serfs.
>They could crack 100, or die at 85. Many factors at play here.
They might make 100, but I won't (not that I want to). My brother and I have both discussed how taking care of them is prematurely aging us. It's like they're surviving on our lifeforce.
>Take care anon, try and be a bit more positive.
God bless you, anon. I'll try.
There's a tiktok out there of some asian Gen Z faggot saying "Why are we letting Gen X off the hook?", which is usually followed by vids of Gen Xers telling him to get fucked and leave us alone. If anyone is wondering, the reason Gen X is off the hook is because we were the first to be fucked over by the Boomers, who refused to let us have even a taste of power. Instead of standing aside and letting us have our shot, the Boomer fucks have maintained a death grip on everything until now, finally, they're starting to die off... just to leave everything for the millennials and zoomers to try and fix. They left us to raise ourselves, never really taught us how to do things, and now they suck us dry in their dotage while our kids and grandkids are trying to figure out how to not live in a pod and eat ze bugs. We may all know individual Boomers and love them, but Boomers as a whole are a cancer on humanity.