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Board Economics
Re: A problem that can’t be dissolved: mission impossible
by
AicecreaME
on 16/11/2020, 10:03:15 UTC
Let’s make it clear, I pay to my parent monthly allowance, I don’t want mention gender *you know why I don’t want unwanted attention*, I have absolutely doing it unconditionally, just paying it out of my spare cash because I want them to have a meal everyday to survive, I’m doing it just like any grown up kids trying to protect their ageing parent, I rephrase, no commitment in doing it, not even a legally bind responsibility obligation, just out of unconditionally want my parent to spend on some food with that money and forget the hardship, but I find it’s a mistake to be feeding them with cash and expect they will appreciate no matter how much I give them, but no they demand more not less, I’m going to say I didn’t expect that, and I can’t find a way to reject them or blame them, this is kinda big dilemma that has no right or wrong way to do it. I think it’s very clear, if anyone else on my shoe they surely know it, btw I’m just making an instance.

The art of giving will always be not expecting something in return, because if you are, then that only means you don't give what comes from your heart.

I got your point that you're having dissatisfaction or being sulky about the behavior of your parents after you gave them their daily needs without them asking. The solution on your part is so easy, it's either you always neglect the part on which they didn't appreciate you and be happy because you're doing what's right or you could stop giving to them and live your life to the healthiest way possible.

Toxic people could drain your whole system easily, even if its your parents or love ones, just leave for your own good and peace of mind, that's more important.