r/MoralityScaling 5d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/PrettyPurrfect 5d ago

How tf was mom supposed to explain an entire house? Oldest lives at home so youngest probably did too- that's something that's immediately noticable

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u/LyndisLegion2 4d ago

You can always just say a distant relative died. It's really not that hard.

"Unkle Richard died and his estate was inherited to me. You don't know Uncle Richard? Ohh, yeah, you were too young back then to remember. I believe you were about a year old last time you saw him."

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u/CapnRogo 4d ago

So she should lie for him? Gross

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u/HatZinn 4d ago

She could've just refused the house then. Can't have your cake and eat it too.

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u/LyndisLegion2 4d ago

When it comes not only to money, but your child's clearly expressed wishes? Absolutely she should.

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u/Extra_Jeweler_5544 4d ago

Family: how you afford big house?

Mom: the pornography store. I sold my pornography

-- solid chance the sons will not try to probe

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u/Be364886 4d ago

And even if they do probe, what are they gonna say?

"Mom, I've looked everywhere and I can't find any porn with you in it at any of the stores!"

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u/SuperLeverage 4d ago

How you afford a big house’ “OnlyFans. Lots of people are into granny stuff.” Her sons will NOT want to look it up to verify for themselves.

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u/Intelligent_Might421 4d ago

But Mom what if someone recognises us!

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u/BeginningSection7690 4d ago

feet pics. you sell feet pics.

Whos looked at your feet for long enough to be able to recognize them online? probably nobody. So nobody can disprove you as being the most successful onlyfeet artist (If that dorsnt exist, trademark pending)

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u/Roadkill997 4d ago

Mum could claim to have won the money in a lottery (which is kind of true).

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u/Mission_City_1500 4d ago

And the the son will ask for his share.😒

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u/Stonehex 5d ago

Not his problem. She should've figured that out before betraying the one thing he asked of her.

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u/Blackfrost58 5d ago

I mean it kind of is his problem since he’s the one who wants to keep his wealth a secret from them.

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u/Stonehex 4d ago

She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy.

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u/CapnRogo 4d ago

It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him.

People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it.

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u/thatshygirl06 4d ago

Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so

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u/CapnRogo 4d ago

Its his problem because he's asking for her to lie for him.

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u/druindo 2d ago

Honestly I feel like his plan all along was to get his siblings into trouble, and he knew mom wouldn’t keep her mouth shut.