Katharina Buczek
“In the past, I’ve just been miserable when I start working so early and find that my brain just doesn’t work as well,” she detailed.
But, her sister has classified her nephew’s after-school program issues as “an emergency.” So, her sister has accused her of being a bad person for taking back her offer to help with childcare.
Honestly, though, she really doesn’t classify this situation as a true emergency.
To her, an emergency would be, for instance, if her nephew got sick and there was no one else available to watch him– not an everyday commitment.
“It’s also not as if he’ll be without any supervision after school. It’s just not going to be as fun for him,” she vented.
Still, with her sister so angry at her, she’s not sure if refusing to start working earlier to watch her nephew after school really did make her a jerk.
Do you agree that occasional help is a lot different than committing to everyday childcare? Can you understand why she doesn’t want to start working any earlier? What would you do in this situation?
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