My heart breaks:

www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/jane-park-...=BBoPWjQ&ocid=TSHDHP

NOT!

Um, she could try just sharing it all out between families in need who would appreciate a bit of ease.

Well, did you see this story?

www.ndtv.com/world-news/cheating-frenchm...his-mistress-1658229

While this possibly is a big data blunder, I can't help thinking the incident could have been avoided by...I don't know...not having an affair in the first place?

There is no personal responsibility in this society, it's becoming more and more babyish, I suppose that's a reflection of the exploitative culture at its hierarchy.

cantata wrote:

She's probably too young to appreciate it. She's not had a life filled with doing meaningless tedious tasks to put a roof over her head.
She'll probably blow whatever's left on making herself look like a piece of lego and find out the hard way that it would actually be better to enjoy the money.

Except the report says she's now a "wealthy property investor" (landlord, maybe?) so doing something to ensure the wealth keeps coming in, Spacey - for which I don't blame her; for which I'd normally say "clever girl" and "well done". But why the moaning?.

She might find hardship sooner rather than later when she discovers how expensive it is to bring a lawsuit, especially against something like Camelot, who can afford to drag out a case for years if not literally decades. I hope any lawyer will point that out to her and not just tuck into her available kitty until it is no more.

I wasn't aware of this story.
What an utter fidiot

Suing the lottery is obviously completely ridiculous.

I suppose I can see how if you were 17, and you were from working-class stock, and you were suddenly a millionaire, it could cause problems in your personal life and with friends.

I must say I would have signed up for that life personally!

wake_up_bomb wrote: s

Well, this has a lot to do with it in my opinion, wub. Infantilization in adults is already a problem, with people in their 40s, 50s and beyond all wanting to be like "teenagers". No wonder they all wait for Daddy Government and the Nanny State to tell them what to do or not do. Without little films on telly telling them how to cross a road and wear something white at night, etc., they all go and get themselves hit or go swimming in rapids, or take selfies in front of huge waves during storms.

But now it extends to being lucky and keeping your mistress secret....

It's a very big disordered personality trait: never taking responsibility and always sending blame outward.