She asked netizens if she was being difficult for making a fuss or if she should 'have let him earn the extra bucks to 'make our life easier a little''.
She asked netizens if she was being difficult for making a fuss or if she should"have let him earn the extra bucks to 'make our life easier a little'".
In an anonymous post, the woman wrote that the two combined did not earn much money, “just barely enough to get by”. She added that her husband worked a second job as a Grab rider and said she was usually fine with him leaving her with the housework and their child to care for. “But we are going on a trip soon and the kids school was cut short unexpectedly due to hari raya celebration”, the woman wrote, without specifying how many children they had.
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