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You're assuming I don't do anything around the house, don't buy any food, or help my family because a person can only help their family because of indebtedness.
by pmalynin 8y ago
You're assuming I don't do anything around the house, don't buy any food, or help my family because a person can only help their family because of indebtedness.
I pay $500 every month for my father healthcare, even though I haven't seen him in over 10 years now. This is for the person that I clearly remember beating me as a child. So lets not start about being ungrateful, you know nothing about my life.
Your supposition probably says more about yourself than me.
But thanks for the ad hominem.
- astrodust 8y agoThis context entirely changes the tone of your comment. I'm sorry you had to go through that. The problem is there's far too many entitled people who haven't endured hardship, who have received nothing but support, and describe their situation exactly as you have, that insist they owe your parents nothing. I was trying to convey how your comment sounded, not who you are.
- jayalpha 8y ago"I pay $500 every month for my father healthcare, even though I haven't seen him in over 10 years now." Would you mind explaining: 1. Do you have to pay this? (By law, in some countries you have) 2. Do you pay voluntarily?
- pmalynin 8y agoNot that I want to discuss family matters on here... He remained behind because my mother remarried when I was 10, lost his job because of the war and increasingly worsening economic conditions and inflation. If I wasn't paying voluntarily it is very likely he would be begging on the streets without an apartment and anyone to take care of him. I do no want that on my hands. So no and yes.
- true_religion 8y agoHe is in Canada---that's not one of those countries.