I’m a full-time housewife in my 50s, living with my son and daughter in their 20s. Young people may think it’s strange, but for a long while, my dream was to become a full-time housewife, to make a happy family. One may question why I didn’t want to develop myself by testing the waters in society, and instead wanting to just settle for being a full-time housewife. But I long to have a happy family the most.
My unhappy upbringing played a large part. I was born into an unhappy family. As the eldest daughter, my father was a taxi driver, but he was more interested in playing than working. My mother scoffed at him as the worthless flounderer.
She had to earn a living instead of my father. She worked as a babysitter, taking care of other people’s children but neglecting her own. We were always struggling in poverty due to the absence of Parental care from Young.
My younger brother was out in the streets causing trouble and ran away from home often, growing up as a truant. On the other hand, I became very introverted, who was wary of even anyone talking to me. I became a Wallflower.
I wasn’t good at studying and since we were poor going to college was out of any consideration. However, I graduated from all girls’ technician high school and luckily got hired at a bank. At that time, working for a bank was considered a prestigious job equivalent to a government job, so I was very proud of…….Read Full Story Here……..
