It depends on the relationship between parents and kids when deciding if we owe them something or not. Children who felt loved, had lots of attention from a mother and father growing up will try to treat them the same way, instinctively paying back good for good. In families without strong connections, kids will very simply forget about their parent’s existence. They may believe that no one asked their parents to have them. No one asked them if they wanted to be born they had no choice. Two adults wanted to have kids and they had them. It was their choice to be responsible and raise the next generation. Then i

f look at the nature, you would not find creatures who would do something to support their parents after they grew up. We are just one of many creatures in this universe. Why it should be different for us?

However there are big differences between cultures and countries. For example in my country, Lithuania, parents are taking care on their kids until “babies” can really support themselves. If you are a student it is not necessary to work - parents will pay for the room in a student hostel, give money for food, books and every time you come home a huge bag of goodies. After folks retire, or couple years later, usually everybody gets to live together again (financially cheaper, it is easier to take care of parents and have babysitters who are around all the time. In addition Lithuanians don’t have very big houses like here. They live in one or two bedroom apartments. It’s hard, but that’s the way it supposed to be. Americans are just the opposite. They tell to their kids to move out after school, earn money, and be independent no matte

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