@neptuneblue,
So I can definitely see I made a big mistake here... because I posted a personal topic and someone who doesn't know, or my aunt, or anything much about the situation has stepped in and acts like they know everything... without even asking any questions or trying to understand the situation better themselves.
And for your information, I am in my mid-thirties, I used to have a job, and now I help take care of two family members at home who need my help. And please don't say that I haven't experienced life yet, because I've been through the horrors of financial hardships, eviction, having relatives turn their backs on me instead of helping, and even having to stay at a homeless shelter for a little while.
I suppose you do have ONE thing correct, though... I am a bit of an entitled princess because, overall, I was pretty spoiled when I was much younger. And that's cuz my parents were awesome, and they were trying to do better than their own parents.
I do appreciate what you said, though, when you pointed out that women used to be unable to own land or do much of anything, because... that is a fact I need to be reminded of once in a while. I think a lot of us probably are spoiled and take a lot of things for granted, and we forget the hard work that our ancestors had to do to get us where we are now. However...
That doesn't give my aunt the right to tell us what she wants us to do and then, if we say we don't want to do it that way, she shouldn't go behind our backs and try to force/manipulate events to go her way. That is part of the problem, she tries to get her way no matter what and won't listen to anyone else.
And to be fair, we did try talking to her a few times. All she does is ignore us, or sometimes she changes the subject when we start to hit upon something she doesn't want to hear.
Honestly... there are SOME areas where I do admire the woman a little, because she's always had a drive to pursue what she wants and dream big. And there is nothing wrong with that. The problem is that she doesn't take no for an answer, she pursues unrealistic ventures instead of sticking to things that are within her means, and she wants to run everyone else's lives when she can't even keep her own in order.
Though if you feel that it's possible for someone to pursue her dream of eventually becoming rich to the point where you own a house in every state, and can oneday go all around the country by visiting each of your estates, one by one, well... more power to you. I wish you all the best and I hope you're successful, and I hope you don't waste your time like she did.