Anna is sixty years old. She has two children and lives with her husband in a two-room apartment. But there is a correction to be made here. She does not live with her husband, but has been putting up with him for many years. His character is very difficult. He is a narcissistic, proud man with a very callous character. Everything in the house should always be as he wants it to be. That’s why Anna has put up with him for so many years. They have two children. Her daughter, Mila, has been married for twelve years. She and her husband Alex took out a mortgage, and it’s good that they are closing it well. All bonuses and bonuses go straight there.
They both work and have time to pay the mortgage, and to dress their children well, and to raise them. Mila’s brother, Georg, lives better than his sister. He has several apartments in the city and a house in the countryside. And one day he called his sister to tell her the news: “Mom and Dad decided to get a divorce, on Mom’s initiative. They had already sold the apartment and divided the money between them. I promised my dad that I would take care of him, and I promised you that you would take care of your mom,” Georg said. -“What do you mean? Where will she live? You know we have a two-room apartment. We have two children. Where will she sleep?” Mila said in confusion. -“Is that what I’m supposed to think about? You’re going to leave your own mother?” Georg asked. -“Alex won’t like this idea either,” Mila added. -“That’s up to you,” Georg finally said and hung up the phone. Georg had already vacated one of his one-room apartments for his father. He had nothing to think about. Mila decided that she should take out a mortgage for her mother. Surprisingly, the request was accepted. The apartment was registered in Mila’s name. The deposit was made with the money her mother had from the apartment. And then she also had to work to keep up with the payments. Alex still cannot fully accept his wife’s decision. He sometimes walks around unhappy. He says that people at this age should not get divorced. After all, the burden is on the children’s shoulders. It’s not right. What do you think? Are Alex’s words true?
