Yes, and also about convinience. Many children do take care of their parents but at their convinience and may not include them in every part of their life.
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Yes, and also about convinience. Many children do take care of their parents but at their convinience and may not include them in every part of their life.
That distinction is sharp — "taking care of" and "actually including" are not the same thing at all, and the gap between them is where a lot of quiet loneliness lives.