Re: The Harsh Truth: Losing Your Keys Means Losing It All Are You Ready?
Your post reminded me of a movie about a forbidden room, the entrance to which was forbidden by the owner, but was very interesting to everyone else. And didn't you think that your "I don't allow" would stop bearing its weight at some point? I may be too picky, but in my opinion, there should be trust in a family, and prohibitions are always a motivation to do everything despite them, and the expectation turns into a strong desire for the moment when the forbidden fruit will cease to be forbidden. 
Well, there's trust that's the reason why they don't want to go to the room unnecessarily. However, some of my loved ones do enter the room but for the safe part there are cupboards in the room with closed doors and they don't really want to know that if there's any type of seed phrase or private key saved inside those cupboards. They truly trust me and respect me as I'm the one who take care of them in most financial matters and they know well that I love privacy and for that reason they don't really want to check what's inside the room or what's inside those cupboards. I've just told them that if something wrong happens with me then check out everything that I left and if something like that happens then they'll check those things with love and surely they'll find out what I left for them.
