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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am probably that person. A gravy train riding SAHM with grown kids.

I recently got a job and I quit within weeks because it was boring and stressful at the same time. All I could think that working was a bigger waste of my time than wasting my life lazing around at home.

Working is soul sucking and I like to be with my family[/quote]

For you. My work is important, energizing and fun. I love my time with my family, but I am grateful that I work with amazing co-workers, and our work makes a direct and positive difference in the world.

I hope you can at least find a volunteer position. I know I couldn’t “laze around at home” and be happy and fulfilled. [/quote]
For you too. I am perfectly happy and content lazing at home. Like 100%.[/quote]

But aren’t your husband and grown kids…at work?  I mean, they can’t possibly have that much time to “be with family.”[/quote]

Sure. But I actually like lazing around at home. And when they get back, I am rested and happy to see them.

As for volunteering? Why would I do that? I like my leisurely existence. Also, I have by and large lived a life where I have made lots of good decisions and did the requisite hard work.  So now I have a lot of leisure time.  It is a reward for me.  Why would I now spend my time serving people who did not make the good decisions?  My laziness and my ability to indulge my laziness is not a curse. It is a gift!!

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