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may point ka sis blooming. tama naman na kelangan meron ka din maipon para sa sarili mo. siguro kasi iba lang talaga ang perspective ng mga pilipino when it comes to taking care of their family. dito nga sa australia, wala silang idea ng "pamana". when they're old, ang gagawin ng most aussies, gagamitin nila yung super (parang pension) nila to travel or to do the things they wanted to do na hindi nila magawa nung nagwo-work sila. which is good in a way, they deserve it, they worked hard for it. and the children understands it, kasi they have a life of their own too, hindi masyado asa sa magulang for everything.in a way, maganda yung gantong perspective kasi the parent, and the children can stand on their own feet kahit ano pa man mangyari. and bad side lang is, after awhile, the parents go to nursing homes kasi di sila maalagaan nng mga anak nila.
pa join lang po sa topic ah...ako eldest child and so far breadwinner rin..pero second sa dad ko..ok lang saakin.. kasi as a panganay resposibility mu talaga un..
at utang din natin sa parents natin un...
kasi ang achievement nila na makatapos ang mga anak nila..
in someway, i am also hoping na once makapagwork na rin yung kapatid ko, dalawa na kame tutulong sa iba pa naming kapatid.