Oh ... I'm shocked at what kind of parents there are. From one extreme to another. It can be said that I was in the place of the author, although my story is a little different. From the age of 20 I had to manage on my own in life, incl. to help my parents who have a mortgage. They tried to do business, but they didn't succeed. I paid the loan for 5 years, then from time to time I helped with installments. I bought a water heater and others. appliances, because everything has an expiration date and at some point stops working. I set aside my morsel for them, I deprived myself of any outings with friends. It's just that at one point it weighed a lot on me because I graduated from university and I wanted to realize what I was studying, but I was doing something else and only because of the money. I had a lot of work, I haven't slept all night and I've been standing like a zombie in front of the computer to make a nice Christmas, for example. I lived in another city and practically supported two households, it was very difficult for me and I was literally ruined from work, there were moments when I didn't have 15 minutes to take a shower. And no gratitude. It was as if it was the most normal thing in the world for their 20-year-old daughter to support them. At one point, they even slept thinking about finding a job, and their financial demands increased every month. I was like a piggy bank that just shakes and something always falls out. Both my parents are university graduates, with a good education, but in the small town you are 45-50 years old, the labor market is not available for you. I understand it well, but they didn't even have the motivation. At one point I got tired of living to support them, I found a job in my specialty and turned off the tap. Except that the damage I did to my health is still there. I ruined both my beauty and my nervous system, and they didn't appreciate what I did for them. Not that I expected to receive a medal, don't get me wrong. But my mother required me to go and send her postal records, and she hung in front of the post office until the receipt was received. Once I had a lot of work, I couldn't catch the working hours of the post office and it made me a drama, as if I did it on purpose. And in my work I had deadlines, I couldn't drop everything and go to the post office to send records - doesn't the money have to come from somewhere ??? She might have thought he was shoveling them. I also felt disgusted when I gave her BGN 400 (which was a lot of money then) for one Christmas to buy food for home and everything I needed, and she served me chicken with potatoes and colored salt when I came home for the holiday, because he had no money to buy normal spices. I was furious to the right. She lied to me that the money had been spent, and that wasn't true - I happened to see it in her purse. Why did she have to do it? It's my fault too, because I had to stop supporting them much earlier. Suddenly it turned out that they could handle it. They had to starve for several months. I gave them only BGN 100 a month and they drove on bread and water, my heart was breaking, but here - it became clear that they could recover. Obviously there had to be motivation with hunger, which is really disgusting, I agree, but you have to understand me too - I'm a young woman, if I start a family tomorrow, what? Will I have to support a family with a husband and a child, and parents? I'm sorry, but I can't bear all the financial responsibilities in this world. This, in my opinion, is complete nonsense about depression. The author is watching a mother's son. She was rightly told to turn off the tap. He is irresponsible to himself and others. How is it expected that this man will find a wife tomorrow, will take care of children. I see such men aged 40-45, they live with their parents and no woman looks at them. And even if she looks at them and things get worse, she gives up at some point. I had one such individual at work, at the age of 40 his mother and father came to bring him cigarettes and lunch at work, or he had lunch at their place (although they live quite far from work). They bought him an apartment. They bought him a car. And ...? Well, he's still standing next to Mom's skirt. The picture has not changed to this day. Such upbringing and pampering creates men incapable of coping with life. Not that there aren't such women, but at least they can clean up at home ... in general, our society creates young people, who are unable to separate from their parents. There are many excuses - that salaries are low, that it is very difficult ... However, the truth is different - whoever wants, finds a way, because adversity teaches. I think that the young man should be abruptly stopped from supporting himself. University is a privilege, not an annoying obligation! Do you know how difficult it was for me to study and work ??? While my university colleagues spent whole nights in chalga discos and bars, I lost sleep so I could study! And I graduated with better success than them, simply because I was motivated. Who does not have motivation, it makes no sense to take a paper just to have a diploma. Of such people, the level of our higher education has fallen below level 0. The young person must understand that he cannot live the life of a child without responsibilities forever. At the age of 20, he must be a sophomore at the university, it is not too late for him to decide to enroll in another specialty. And just because you study doesn't mean you don't work. Do you know how many people who are not from the same city and pay for accommodation work so that they can afford to study? The boy should be encouraged to do something and move out to live alone, because a man who has not lived alone and has not dressed, ironed, washed, not cooked, not cleaned, is not kind, is unfit for life today. If necessary, it should be approached in a rough way. Any whining and excuses that he can't do it alone is a pampering. who has not lived alone and has not dressed, ironed, washed, cooked, cleaned, been kind, unfit for life today. If necessary, it should be approached in a rough way. Any whining and excuses that he can't do it alone is a pampering. who has not lived alone and has not dressed, ironed, washed, cooked, cleaned, been kind, unfit for life today. If necessary, it should be approached in a rough way. Any whining and excuses that he can't do it alone is a pampering.
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Hey, just like my brother :). Well, if he goes out to stay, he won't, he'll tighten up! It's simple! And of course, don't give him any money! Many, many students manage on their own, although it is difficult.