"Beneficiary, who has known trustee his entire life, asserts that she strongly is of the belief that the rationalization--emotional reasonin--used by trustee in administering the SNT is the following: "I don't know if I should let her buy. I don't want her to buy good X or service Y. I don't like the item. I don't think he should she have X/Y. Ergo, she should not buy it (at least not with trust funds).
"It is excessive. The price is too expensive. She already has items identical or similar to X/Y. Since X/Y is not necessary, so why am I obligated to approve X/Y...especially when there are so many other things she could buy instead?
"I don't think she would benefit from it. It would not enhance her life. And I don't think she would enjoy it, even though she says she would. I think I know her pretty well, being her sister.
"I think I know what's good and what's not good for her.. Does she really know what's good for her? Not necessarily.
"God, I don't know what she's up to. Haven't I let her buy pretty much whatever she has wanted? If you think this is about my fear of losing control of things, you're wrong. I'm doing this because I am looking out for her, as I always have."
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