I’m a believer that one parent works, while the other raises the kids. Otherwise it’s too likely things will get screwed up.
Kids are smart and ‘work’ things to their advantage. That’s why the adult needs to be at home to figure out how to outsmart the kid.
That’s a full time job.
Unfortunately capitalism gets in the way of healthy family life
Plenty of people in the capitalist societies who make good things happen.
But I see what you’re saying.
Idk… ■■■■■■■ sucks… I guess I have an inheritance to look forward to based on their decision to both work. But id trade that any day for even a chance at being a normie
I must admit, it really did ■■■■ things up them both working.
They commuted really far as well, so they were out 6am to 7-8pm every week day all whilst I was growing up.
Yeah, that’s really a lot.
Idk. I get that people need to work. You gotta eat/keep warm. I’d give anything for the honest answer of why they chose to both work.
I’m a little salty about it
Who you callin a beaner?!
I drop rhymes that make the ghetto meaner.
What does being ghetto suppose to mean?
No I’ve never been ghetto.
I live in the downtown of a city, and it’s a poor neighborhood with drugs and alcohol. But I really wouldn’t call it the ghetto with gang violence, ect.
I lived in a poor neighborhood and got bit by a dog out of nowhere
İ grew up in ghettos all my childhood and i m very lucky not got raped or stabbed.ghetto lives is awful.
I live on the outskirts of one of the most dangerous areas of my city.
If that’s what you mean by ghetto?
Ghetto is putting tin foil on your windows instead of curtains lol. And driving a car with no plates, no insurance and no license.
I grew up poor. I was considered “white trash”. Nowadays I’m comfortably middle class until the government finds some way to wreck that.
Take the midnight train going anywhere?
I was reminded of this one
From 1990-95 I lived in a board and care home on one of the most drug infested streets in the city.
I had just gotten clean and this particular group home was one of the top group homes in a city of 800, 000. It was clean and well run.
But people on the street would often just stand around in front of their homes or on the sidewalk doing or selling drugs.
I walked down that street about 2-4 times a day and in 5 years no one really bothered me. I think it was just dumb luck.
I used to go to AA meetings 5-6 nights a week and I often walked down the streets to catch a bus or I used to walk all by myself at 10:00 pm to get home and never had a problem.
But several houses near us got raided by the police for selling drugs and also it was normal to hear the police helicopter flying low over our neighborhood shining a spotlight and yelling at people on the ground through a megaphone. That happened a lot, we got used to it.
Yeah, I used to tell people in AA meetings what street I lived on and a lot of them knew my street. And I’d get a ride home from someone in a meeting and they knew my street. It had quite a reputation.
It was filled with run down, older
houses. This was when I was in my thirties and I was in recovery and I was too old to really hang out with any neighbors.
The very small town where I live is pretty much a white ghetto. It has some of the problems of the big city in a small town.
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