№3, I don't think you have to wait until 18 to become "big". Here the issue is not only about age according to the constitution, things are very complicated and confused in Bulgaria. If in Germany, an 18-year-old goes to a place to live and fights alone, it is impossible here, because the price-accommodation-income is absurd. But I agree with something else - look at an 18-year-old boy or girl in Bulgaria who lives with his parents. Well, not bad. But - what does he do at home? He comes home, groans that he is tired from school or lectures, he can't help in the household because he "had to study" and in 5 minutes he wants money from you because he will go to the mall. Will she wash her plate after eating or "that mom washes in us"? Isn't that the father, for example, unscientific? I mean, when in a family the upbringing is right, systematically and consistently from an early age, this young man or woman will have the principles, knowledge and behavior of a young man who will have his responsibilities in the common home, and nothing that is still with his parents. He will work and help on an equal footing with them, at least in the household, for example / because the levels are a bit outdated, right /. Today's young people do not, fact. Whose fault is it - isn't it ours, the parents'? The mass care of grandchildren by grandmothers whose mothers don't even work, what do you call it? The child who gets hot in the garden and swallows the cigarette clouds from mom, what do you call him? Many more such examples ... He will work and help on an equal footing with them, at least in the household, for example / because the levels are a bit outdated, right /. Today's young people do not, fact. Whose fault is it - isn't it ours, the parents'? The mass care of grandchildren by grandmothers whose mothers don't even work, what do you call it? The child who gets hot in the garden and swallows the cigarette clouds from mom, what do you call him? Many more such examples ... He will work and help on an equal footing with them, at least in the household, for example / because the levels are a bit outdated, right /. Today's young people do not, fact. Whose fault is it - isn't it ours, the parents'? The mass care of grandchildren by grandmothers whose mothers don't even work, what do you call it? The child who gets hot in the garden and swallows the cigarette clouds from mom, what do you call him? Many more such examples ...
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First of all, the reason your friend doesn't have money for school may not be what you think - her parents abandoned her out of selfish motives. It is possible that they really DO NOT have. You are still at an age that it is normal not to value money and not understand how difficult it is to live nowadays. When you have to deal with everything on your own - bills, food, etc., then you will realize what a great delusion you have been. But I think it's time to think about these things - take a piece of paper and calculate how much money is spent on food, how much it costs electricity, water, internet, television, etc. That on your mother's back will fall and who knows how many hundred levs a month for her daughter. Because she is a parent, do you understand "she is obliged". It's just that everyone stretches according to their rug. If the family can help, they will. If not, I don't see what's wrong with learning and working. Your life is yours and you make your own decisions, parents are not "obliged" with anything, they are RESPONSIBLE, but not obliged!