Yaso2.0
2016-02-17 11:49:07
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but should I forbid him as long as the school grades are good?
Would he then also receive less luxury if the school grades are not good?
Good grades = good money, bad grades = less money?!
but should I forbid him as long as the school grades are good?
Does he do it because you want him to, or because he realizes it himself? After all your posts, it seems, as already mentioned, more like your son is controlled by others and makes fewer decisions on his own. Personal effort can also help here: to become more independent and to explore what one expects from their own life.maybe he should start an apprenticeship instead of school after all
Does he do it because you want him to, or because he realizes it himself? After all your posts, as already mentioned, it seems more like your son is being controlled by others and makes fewer independent decisions. Personal effort can help with this: becoming more independent and exploring what one expects from their own life.
Does your son actually receive 1/3 of your salary after fixed costs? Because anything else would be unfair.