I don't have much—do I still need to write down my wishes?

You tell yourself you have little, so a will is not for you. But reason asks a different question: who needs to know what you want? Money is not the only thing a person leaves behind. Someone must decide what happens to your body, your pets, your small savings, your old letters, your accounts. If you have never told them, they are left guessing at the hardest moment of their lives. That is not fairness. That is a burden handed to people who deserve better from you. This is not a problem of wealth. It is a question of whether the people who depend on you are served by your silence, or by your voice while you can still give it.