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Originally Posted by Sliver
Care to show me who is helping him then? His post was about how he does it all himself and works harder than before he had kids. No matter what life throws at him he'll take care of it without affecting his coworkers. He's like the Captain America of his company, selflessly shielding all his poor defenseless coworkers from any extra work a life hiccup of his could hurl at them.
So yeah, where does he say he gets help from outside his coworkers? And even if he does have a personal support network independent of his coworkers, does that mean everybody has that?
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I'm nothing special and please excuse me for trying to explain how I'm not a burden and a leech on society.
Sliver forgot to include several other categories of parents that don't offload to others at work:
- parents already well enough off to have nannies
- parents who have their children a few or more years apart and get help from older siblings
- parents who have help from their close relatives
- parents who decide one of them should work and the other should stay at home in the real full time job