Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We make less than that and make it work. We simply prioritize education and cut expenses in other areas. No fancy Xmas ski vacations, no fancy cars, no cable TV, lower speed Internet, keep our cars for 20 years (and no leasing), live in an older house without fancy appliances, etc.
It is possible. It is all about priorities and choices.
This is what my parents did. TBH, it sucked being the “poor” kid.
And think about all the sacrifices your parents did for you… how ungrateful you are. They should have not cared and sent you to public.
Because people who send their kids to public do not care.
Unless they believe public to be the better option or they invest the same amount of money on their kids for other rlenriching activities, they clearly don’t.
If mom uses that money to get a boob job or if dad buys a new car every other year and send their kids to crappy public (FOR THEIR KIDS), yes, they clearly don’t value education.
If parents sacrifice everything (no cable or low speed internet for example), they clearly value private education and sacrifice A LOT for their kids.