danixf
2019-12-11 08:27:04
- #1
Nonsense. I am also nice to the cleaning lady or to the colleagues in the cafeteria.
I can't stand this social pretense anymore. What's wrong with saying it doesn't fit financially? Should one rather say nicely, no offense, everything's rosy, it will be fine.
OK, they realized that there were debts and they were paid off. But they have to prove that this is sustainable, and with this income, it simply doesn't work.
Where is the problem? Is the truth now antisocial?
Foster children or not. Just because one has foster children doesn't mean you have to throw cotton balls at someone.
There is absolutely nothing against that. You also don't have to write condolences or any such stuff.
Aren't you checked by the youth welfare office or similar authorities?
Such nonsense has a bad aftertaste but is irrelevant here.