I would give all my wealth for just one minute with my dear mother and father again.
Yes. People who don’t love you rarely visit when you’re old. The solution is simple. Love and be lovable.https://twitter.com/xMsCTH/status/1158402631238397953 …
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Correct. I do this NOW.
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You really don't even have to be loveable. Just love. It's a verb and a noun.
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Along with not facing basic philosophical questions, a lot of that comes from parents'/grandparents' non-reading lifestyle. So they get shelved because their boring and not keeping up with the thought of the culture.
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Oh yes, because humans can be programmed. People aren’t complicated at all!
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Why do people use a single example to argue against a generalization
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You have to be likable. Raise them with the right values.
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Whether they love her or not is subjective. They do not visit her, and her son lives in the same small town as her. She’s been looked after by the same company for over 15 years and nobody has a bad word to say. Fact is again, having children doesn’t make you immune loneliness.
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