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Yeah but the devil is in the details. Look further and you find that the husband is the type of guy who did very well in school academically but lacks the initi
by gist 10y ago
Yeah but the devil is in the details. Look further and you find that the husband is the type of guy who did very well in school academically but lacks the initiative to be the person who keeps the good job after law school. To that point he got a job at a top firm but blew it. One reason was he didn't want to put in the extra hours (I think) and he wanted instead to play with his young kids. The hard working guy who wasn't just interested in being family guy (this was roughly 10 years ago btw) is probably still on a career path if not partner with that firm. See there is always a story behind all of this.
My point is sure the game has gotten tougher but just because it is doesn't mean you blame the game you just outwork the other person.
- rm_-rf_slash 10y agoA caring parent would have to assume that in many circumstances, their child could very well be that other person.
- antisthenes 10y ago> My point is sure the game has gotten tougher but just because it is doesn't mean you blame the game you just outwork the other person. Sounds like a race to the bottom in the ever decreasing marginal productivity of labor in 21st century capitalism.
- zardo 10y ago>My point is sure the game has gotten tougher but just because it is doesn't mean you blame the game you just outwork the other person. Of the system requires you be a bad parent, it is not sustainable.