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Offline Seraphina

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Re: College is usually NOT worth it
« Reply #60 on: August 30, 2019, 07:44:17 PM »
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  • Good ideas!
    For a woman: taking care if elderly people (a lot of sons and daughters are ready to pay for someone to take their parents to hospital or shopping because they dont have time to do it or dont care), hairdresser (she can work with an assistant for safety reasons) an attend only old ladys, taking care of pets and animals (yeah, in big cities a lot of yuppies dont have time to take their dog to the park and need someone who do this), etc...
    She dont need to do it personally, she can manage a web page an offer the service.
    A lot of people love organic food. She can offer organic meals.
    I believe its common sense. Maybe she will not live with luxuries but she will not starve if parents can give her a roof (the most expensive item).
    I’m thinking more about the single woman who is on her own, whose parents are deceased and who has no social safety net in terms of siblings or extended family.  


    Offline Troubled30

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    Re: College is usually NOT worth it
    « Reply #61 on: September 04, 2019, 07:07:41 AM »
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  • I’m thinking more about the single woman who is on her own, whose parents are deceased and who has no social safety net in terms of siblings or extended family.  
    I understand and I believe its a very hard and sad situation.
    In a catholic world, a single woman was never alone, because she had siblings, extended family or were able to become religious.
    My parents had single aunts and they :
    A- Lived with a married sibling
    B- Lived with their parents, taking care of them and remaining at the family home. Grandpa left the parents home to the unmarried sister when their parents died)
    C-One was a primary teacher and was able to earn some money
    Married sons NEVER let alone their unmarried sisters, so parents could be calm. Having a degree was an exception...
    So, solution in the future is raising catholic families with all the children God sends and telling our sons they could never abandon their sisters and protecting unmarried sisters by testament (you can give more percentage of property).
    Even with the money you have to pay to go to college you can start a small bussiness to your daughters or handicaped sons , etc...