Carrotcake
Experienced
- Nov 27, 2019
- 265
I would leave everything to my partner (house/money) which helps with the guilt of leaving him behind. At least I'm leaving him kinda well off.
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Tabbyql
Chronic people pleaser
- Mar 13, 2019
- 282
I have been selling my clothes lately, so less for people to sort through when I'm gone. Tbh the only fing of value are my dogs so I'm sorting out getting a will with the rspca. So when Im gone they will take them straight away for me and look after and rehome them. They are all that matters, don't trust ne1 I know to care 4 them. Any money will go to dogs trust and rspca.
