I want to keep this short so just keeping to the main points and if anything doesn’t sound real, I promise you it is. I (27F) am the youngest of 5 girls. My oldest 3 sisters (all over 40 now) were a result of my mums first marriage. Their dad became a millionaire after the divorce so they’ll inherit a fair amount. All three of my older sisters also have a broken relationship with my mum due to varying addictions. Myself and my autistic sister (30) are a result of my mums second marriage. Our dad is also a millionaire but since his assets were overseas at the time my mum got nothing from the divorce. Me and my sister have met our dad roughly 5 times, my sister will inherit roughly just over 200k, however I will get nothing because I don’t get along with my dad. My mum grew up extremely poor and had no financial gain from either marriage/divorce. She was however extremely hard working and lucky. she was able to buy a council house at 20% market value (due to living on a naval base during her first marriage). She used her savings to also mortgage and rent a property in London. She then won 110k at bingo also. She used all these things to upgrade her house multiple times. My mum has financially done a lot for all my older sisters, from buying them designer clothes and paying for vacations to paying for their driving lessons, mortgages, furnishings and weddings. I was pretty young during the majority of the above. When my mum fell poorly and was no longer able to work, I dropped out of university (19 at the time) to help her sell the house and down size as well as just helping out generally. I made an extra 20k on the house sale which I was promised so I could use it towards a house deposit when I was ready. As a result of down sizing my mum had roughly 150k left over which was all spent on my older sisters including the 20k I was promised. My mum has openly said in the past that the reason she doesn’t look out for me as much as she has my other sisters is because I have a good head on my shoulders. She’s also mentioned timing playing a part because she didn’t realise she wouldn’t be able to support me the same later in life. For context I’m an accounting technician studying to become chartered, I earn an average salary while renting and haven’t been able to learn to drive or buy a car because all my spare money is being used to save for a house. My mum recently asked me to look into trusts (I do all her paperwork) because she wants to leave everything to my autistic sister and me be the trustee. Prior to this discussion she had always said everything would be split 50/50. I don’t feel entitled to anything in her will (and will uphold any of her wishes financially), I also know a lot of things have been to do with circumstances and timing. BUT. I just can’t help feeling like this is the last kick in the teeth and I really don’t want to take any any additional responsibilities once she’s gone. Am in being an entitled brat? AITA?