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My hyper intelligent mom chose to stay at home and homeschool me and my 2 siblings during the times it wasn’t “socially acceptable”. My dad brought home less than 40,000 a year and yet they managed to give us everything we needed (and the things we wanted) including private education and a home (not rented in a nice neighborhood)! And they did this all during the toughest times (such as the 2008 recession) and are still doing it with my little sister. Stop taking stupid advice from Tik Tokers who don’t know what they’re talking about. Thanks Brett and Emma for your perspectives! It can be done; it just isn’t being prioritized. Take it from this Gen Z-er.
I have 8 kids and it’s about prioritizing what’s important.
We as a family don’t eat out a lot in a month since we are 10 people in the family (maybe once or twice) instead we cook meals at home. I don’t drink coffee but if I would have been drinking coffee I would have prepared coffee at home at brought it with me, just as an example. It’s deeply ingrained in me since I came from a large family (8 people so I have 5 siblings). Both my dad and my mom was working so I come from the working class. We had food on the table and everyone had clothes. The only debt mom and dad had was the house we was living in and we drove around in “old” cars that my dad fixed by himself when they broke down.
My better half wanted to stay at home with the kids instead of working. She didn’t really like working and has been much happier staying home being a homemaker and taking care of the kids instead of working. I have been working hard and we are fortunate that we can live on my sole income.
