Some people say that older people should live with their adult children, while others think they should live in homes specially built for old people. Which do you think is a better practice?

The reality in life is that the elderly community have to spend their

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days somewhere. Let us look at the issue in terms of the priorities of the

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and why

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practice is undesirable and unacceptable, in my opinion. In today’s society,

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often consider their elderly parents to be a nuisance that should be dealt with in the most acceptable way possible.

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the reason why so many retirement villages and old-age homes are being built these days. The old people and pensioners are put (placed) there so as not to be in the way of their

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, the adults concerned now have

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of their own to provide for and educate, and they feel their own offsprings are their highest priority. I believe

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is a very (extremely) selfish and foolish practice.

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, the old population have most probably made many sacrifices and endured many hardships to ensure that their heirs received a good upbringing, education, and training. They would,

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, have worked very hard for many years to pay for their

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’s class (fees at school or college - more so if they have given their

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the chance (opportunity) to study abroad. To be pushed aside in their old age by their

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is unthankful, selfish, and even cruel. To sum up, I could say that

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have other priorities but should not become selfish and unthankful in the process. To me, there is only one conclusion: elderly people should live with their

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