…than being the slightly less sick parent?

Haven’t had a true sick day in years 😅


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  1. Here’s an original copy of /u/Three-Eyed-Tiger’s post (if available):

    …than being the slightly less sick parent?

    Haven’t had a true sick day in years 😅

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  2. Honestly the worst normal part about being an adult, especially a parent, is that there are never sick days. Always responsibility that can’t be pushed off “til tomorrow”.

    The amount of nostalgia I feel when I’m sick is absurd.

  3. All these other weirdos are taking you too literally. I get it man. I was beginning to recover from Covid when my wife got it a while back, and of course the kid couldn’t sleep and was chronically upset because of it too. So exhausting.

  4. Facts!

    In 2020, I got Covid first. I had one day to rest. Then my wife and kids were hit and I had to be the primary caregiver for the rest of the week. By work kept asking me to work as much from home despite pleading that I was too sick and overwhelmed. It fucking sucked.

  5. > Is there anything worse…

    > …than being the slightly less sick parent?

    Joke post, I get the joke. I also don’t have kids so thankfully I’ve never had this problem.

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