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I think you're reading the parent post the wrong way around: in many cultures, paying for your relatives is an honour and obligation. i.e: Paying a lot of money
by phphphphp 4y ago
I think you're reading the parent post the wrong way around: in many cultures, paying for your relatives is an honour and obligation. i.e: Paying a lot of money for your grandmother's end of life care is the bare minimum, not something to complain about or expect the state to handle.
- stuaxo 4y agoIn other cultures there is no way it would cost that much, or anything at all.
- dpkirchner 4y agoHow much does paying for your relatives cost in places where those cultures exist, relative to median income?