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And on the flip side of this my dad’s at retirement age… He has savings as well… All his life he’s paid into retirement and can be set for life… Bug car once upon a time there was a girl blanket But he refuses to quit working and slow down even though working won’t pay much more than retirement… And thus he’s married to his job as he has been all his life…

Bug car once upon a time there was a girl blanket

If I want to talk to dad I have to call his work and often deal with him standing on top of a roof working while talking to me… I remember the song about the Dad never having time to spend with his son and then his son grew up and it was the son saying the same thing that he didn’t have time… Well in my case i’ve waited all my life (i’m almost 34) and i’m still waiting to have time to spend with my Dad… Blame the kids all you want but parents can be just as guilty! all but one of mine (4 kids) Bug car once upon a time there was a girl blanket changed within 3-4 years after they moved out. This was after I busted my ass, as a single mother

often working anywhere from a full and part time job to two fulltime jobs, to make sure we didn’t live in a shitty part of town, sometimes even sending them money after they moved out. But of course they forget what we go through as parents to make sure the kids get the necessities of life. Even now, while they are in their 30s, two of the three that moved out still “go to mama” when they need a little financial assistance or a favor. I am learning to change my behaviour….I was being used and abused by my oldest child.She is very manipulative and cruel. She said to me:You owe me dead or alive!