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You simply restructured your debt and borrowed from parents instead, no? That is to say, you owe them for those ten years. Not saying there’s anything wrong w
by sssilver 2y ago
You simply restructured your debt and borrowed from parents instead, no?
That is to say, you owe them for those ten years.
Not saying there’s anything wrong with it. Most people in average circumstances owe a lot to their parents.
- phkahler 2y ago>> You simply restructured your debt and borrowed from parents instead, no? >> That is to say, you owe them for those ten years. To me that seems like a strange take on it. I saw no indication of a debt owed in the GPs comment.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoI think the OP used "owe" in the second dictionary sense: 2: to be attributable an idea that owes to Greek philosophy
- mym1990 2y agoThis is a very transactional view of it, but I can see the line of thinking. My mom gave me everything I needed to succeed as an adult, and I owe her a lot, so now whatever she needs, I try to take care of it. Hopefully other people come to the same conclusion, but I don't think parents usually expect a financial ROI on raising kids haha.