[administrating-your-public-servants] Re: How to say no to adult children who ask for money, etc.

  • From: Aéius Cercle of Quantum-Note(Law-Division) <Law@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: administrating-your-public-servants@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2021 20:56:20 -0600

You shouldn't be encouraging a culture that expects to live a «hand-me-down-inheritance-life-style» to /expect/ there to /always/ be «bail-outs» available; even I had to live much of my life in a manner of a homeless-orphan (which, honestly, was much less stressful than dealing with «indoctrinated» college-cult-mentality, brain-washed unreasonable parents), one of the reasons why «cops» REALLY PISS ME OFF, because of their EXTORTIONIST-PRACTICES against anybody who didn't some-how manage to grow up in some privileged environment/life-style, back whilst I was WORKING MY ASS OFF AT OVER 80+ HOURS PER WEEK starting from practically GROUND-ZERO (financially & resource-wise).

This «mentality» of «well, why don't you just ask your parents for help» or «ask your parents for $$$» was EXACTLY WHY I /stopped/ telling people I even HAD parents, and, passed myself off as a homeless-orphan so that these «Americans» would STOP with the /fucking/ «ask your parents to help you» bullocks. If you REALLY want to «support your children» then you are better off teaching them «problem-solving» skills that allows them to figure out (on their own) the answer(s) as to how to solve any issues that they may encounter in life (but if you, yourself, are lacking in this skill-set, then, what the hell are you doing being a parent!?).

On 05.11.2021 17:01, Shining Emperor wrote:

You as lifetime parents support your children in this lifetime as parent duty and love regardless their age -*true love for your children.*

Whatever you say, your mindsets have degrade your family relationship due to selfishness.

On Fri, Nov 5, 2021 at 7:57 AM Michael Glavic <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


    How to say no to adult children who ask for money
    
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        How to say no to adult children who ask for money

    Parents need to balance supporting their kids financially while
    also having enough for their own retirement

    
<https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/article-how-to-say-no-to-adult-children-who-ask-for-money/#comments>



    No mention of "loaning" money, (where we can all be winners, or,
    more importantly, supported) like we understand where credit is
    deserved and due, otherwise? Like, I don't "give" enough. I figure
    I do.

    What's with the socialist model of "giving," (with political
    socialists, usually what ain't theirs to be giving, but very
    certainly, /short/ of justice in such regard, what counts
    /first/ with me) anyway? Families are bad enough, /without/ such
    consideration if not, information, as with actually teaching each
    other, but especially our children, something of "value".

    Don't lose your teaching opportunities, but go with lending, also
    for yourself, to see where as much takes things, and consider only
    giving "charity" where the other doesn't pass the test, where, you
    don't need it for yourself, I say, /and try to do../

    You need to be around for your children, if not for everyone, as
    long as you can, pretty much, or, well, you're not part of the
    picture, and everyone should care (that you would be) in such
    respect, or, well, they'd be part of the problem as far as I'm
    concerned. Please do invest wisely in such respect, and don't just
    throw what you have earned and /deserve/ around, willy-nilly...


    Champion of wealth, including Justice, Etc.

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