filipmartinka

You have no fucking clue how much that series reminded me of my family. It freaked me out. Wealthy people really act that insane. If I had to describe my family history as a combination of TV shows and movies, I would say Arrested Development, The Nanny and American Psycho.

That's actually what my brother thinks. My dad refuses to talk to him due to this.

The mob kept sending threats to our house, having sketchy people follow us. The government issued an arrest warrant for my father accusing him of embezzlement and illegally privatizing the spa for his own personal gain. Keep in mind I was a child when this happened so the exact political details were out of the scope of my mental ability.

Basically he was accused of pocketing money that should have gone to the government and/or upkeep for the spa. He was also accused of stealing money from the bank he was running. He was also accused of kidnapping someone, but this was immediately found to be bogus.

He vehemently refuses to talk to me about this topic, but this is what I have gathered. The rest of his resources went to a 10 year legal battle with the state. Around twenty million euro simply went 'missing' when he requested that his accounts be unfrozen. Whether he managed to hide them, or the government did, I do not know.

Probably. I've been doing a lot of freelance and business copywriting, but whenever I have time I try to work on my own portfolio. I've published two short ebooks online over smashwords, one is a fictional short story and the other one is about using cannabis for the non-recreational purpose of perspective shifting.

I'm currently writing one about how psychedelics in low doses can be used as nootropics for therapeutic purposes, to enhance creativity, and to break down 'calcified' thought patterns.

After I finish that I will most likely continue working on my autobiography.

As a life-extensionist, no. But I barely think about her.

She was always abusive, and would hit my head against the piano if I played a note wrong. There was no warmth or love there.

I'm really, really glad that she's dead.