Quote from: erep on Today at 09:14:39 PM

Quote from: Rampagoe004 on September 06, 2024, 06:07:51 AM

Every child who has a sense of responsibility will think longer and be useful to his parents as long as he is able to help with whatever is needed without having to deposit money every month. If the child lives with his parents without any strings attached, he can lighten the family's economy by paying for electricity and PDAM bills.

I really agree that this method can help parents in this difficult economy rather than going out on their own, maybe the calculation is more than that.

Agree, we have discussed in another thread that discusses children as future assets for their parents, every successful child is obliged to help their family's economy because parents have financed all their child's needs from infancy until they are adults, all the sacrifices of parents can never be repaid with anything, so even though parents do not determine the rental price or ask for help to pay electricity bills or others, do it immediately as a step to appreciate them while you are still under their care, do not count your losses with your parents but make them happy with your success.

Growing up I always thought that whenever a child stops asking his/her parents for money that they're indirectly contributing to the family's economy. Because it relieves the parents of more expenses and grants them the opportunity to save up, while the child fights for his stand financially. Once all is set financially, the child can easily go ahead to care for the bills of his parents. Is it not so that asking for their financial aid immediately they got a job can be risky, in the sense that if the person has an issue in his job he could go broke with no warning.