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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks, PPs. OP here. Yes, I do think I need to make more money. I have doubled my salary at my job but am only at 75%. Going up to 100% would probably be a good start (slightly more complicated than just making that election because we raise $ to pay me). I am hesitant to do that if what I really need to do is think about leaving for a better paying thing entirely. Then I would worry about the kids and would have to hire a lot more help so it would cut into the additional income. Obviously you can tell I am feeling trapped. Thanks for the support. I will keep weighing my options, I guess. [/quote] Who the fuck hires 'help' for raising their kids? You guys are adults. You do not need 'help' from other people to raise your kids. Fucking pathetic training-wheels parents in this town, I swear.[/quote] Hi there. This is OP. Actually, lots of people hire childcare help. It's called daycare, babysitting, nannies, aftercare, enrichment classes, tutors, camp, and so on. It's a multi-billion dollar industry in this country. So is housekeeping, lawn care, handyman, painting and all the other help related to homes that people hire. If you are at work, someone else usually watches your children when they are not at school. [/quote]
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