conversation: User (The_Spaceman22): "My dad, who's 60 is lost his job a while ago. He's officially off of employee insurance, so there's no stream of revenue anymore. How can a 14 year old kid help? "
  Self: "Get through school first that is your job. Your dad is the parent and it is his job to care for you."
  User (The_Spaceman22): "Sounds great, but he still needs a job. It sounds nice to put that aside, but right now we're barely keeping it afloat and going into lots of debt. "
  mrbeck1 (mrbeck1): "It’s not your problem. He’s the adult that decided to have a child 15 years ago. He’ll be the one to bear the burden, it’s not right for you to do that. Like these people have said, do well in school. That’s the best thing you can do for yourself. "
  User (The_Spaceman22): "Bearing the burden is one thing, but I can't pretend it's not there. It affects me and pretending that it doesn't and that I shouldn't care isn't logical "
  HaleyRocket (HaleyRocket): "Listen, as many have said already, your job right now is to go to school and ace that shit. Get good grades. Be a good kid. Try not to add too much stress to your parents' lives (and if you do end up stressing them out, that's okay - you're a kid after all, and that's how things work!)\n\n"
  