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But it shouldn't be a problem for you. (Not saying it wouldn't be / is not, but should not be). As a single Dad of two elementary aged children, I'm now used t
by brewtide 3y ago
But it shouldn't be a problem for you. (Not saying it wouldn't be / is not, but should not be).
As a single Dad of two elementary aged children, I'm now used to getting the weird glances from other parents on the playground, when I'm either sitting on a swing/bench keeping tabs of them ripping around a playground or in fact playing with them on the playground itself.
I shouldn't immediately be eyeballed with the obvious skepticism of others, but I am.
On a similar note, in a VERY small town, one isn't able to just go into the school office to talk to the secretary, you likely have to be "buzzed in", and or have the chat via intercom system. It isn't welcoming, and feels more like a prison, honestly.
Again, this is in a very small town,bin a very unpopulated state.
We are so afraid of the dark that we're causing a whole new world of problems for everyone, and at the same time barely making a dent in the horrible articles that plaster "the news".
Sorry, a bit of a ranting, but man the path we are headed on is so damn bleak.