Comment by Wat3rmelOn_B0ba on Hosik's Story - Chapter 36

Comment on ChapterHosik's Story - Chapter 36
Sometimes people need at least a day to cool down their thoughts and think about the situation. Hosik is somewhat in the wrong for saying those empty threats, but that doesn't mean that sunbae can just break the door down when he won't come out. Here's the thing, instead of sunbae saying no because he thinks Hosik can't handle it, why not try and work through it instead of immediately shutting it down? They could hire a nanny during the day, when Hosik is studying they can take shifts with the baby. Parenting isn't easy in the first place, why have it be restrictive as well? There's always a solution that can be used if they both put in equal efforts.bunny sticker
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@Wat3rmelOn_B0ba exactly like parenting is not an easy Job but if they take turns they can obviously do it properly 
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you are so wrong I swear, cus if they took turns they would be late for their job, school or whatever it probably takes atleast when the child is 8 or older it's hard whenever you take turns like you have to drive all over to the house to calm the baby it would be hard if they hire a nanny it would be great.
@rikusho I said that they could hire a nanny, that's already a pretty good option seeing they have no financial difficulties. By taking shifts though, they would be able to manage the time themselves for when the other is watching this kid. I don't exactly get what you mean by them having to "drive all over the house to calm the baby", but scheduling and alternative options can always be scheduled out with the school for Hosik to spend more time at home with the baby if (hypothetically) a nanny wouldn't be possible. The whole point of having counclers and stuff at schools are to work out different struggles the students may have and there are most likely some programs that would help hosik with childcare and stuff. There are also daycares in which children can be sent to (though, the kid would have to be slightly older for that.) If there are so many different ways to work around it, why don't they actually have proper communication about what their options could genuinely be? bunny sticker (This was rlly long, my bad!)