I voted yes, but in all actuality it is a no, but just because something's not normal, does it mean it's necessarily A Bad Thing, You Do unfortunately end up spending less time with your children, but a lot of children go without, you'll never have to worry about your children being like those with one parent homes that live off of food stamps, WIC and in state housing like HUD/section 8 your children will be taken care of and if they decide to further their education they won't have to worry about that dark cloud over their head also known as financial aid, maybe you could work 6 days a week? And just put money away, don't touch that money and put it in a savings account so it accumulates interest, give yourself one day off if not to relax or to spend time with your children, you won't get those years back.
Is it normal to work 8-5 seven days a week for this reason?
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I voted yes, but in all actuality it is a no, but just because something's not normal, does it mean it's necessarily A Bad Thing, You Do unfortunately end up spending less time with your children, but a lot of children go without, you'll never have to worry about your children being like those with one parent homes that live off of food stamps, WIC and in state housing like HUD/section 8 your children will be taken care of and if they decide to further their education they won't have to worry about that dark cloud over their head also known as financial aid, maybe you could work 6 days a week? And just put money away, don't touch that money and put it in a savings account so it accumulates interest, give yourself one day off if not to relax or to spend time with your children, you won't get those years back.