The ill effects on finances as a result of divorce due to child support, alimony, reduction in income, Being financially strapped robs you of your ability to save money, your dignity, and your security blanket. How can one feel secure when it is a struggle to maintain adequate food, clothing, shelter and other necessities?

From the Atlanta Daily World:

Let’s go ahead and get straight to it: I talk about this in another article I wrote titled,  “You’re paying high prices for your vices!” Figured I’d revisit this with a slight twist to ensure in being heard. It ain’t your job, your boss, or the government keeping you broke. It’s YOU. More specifically—it’s your … Continued

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  • notabot@piefed.socialEnglish
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    9 days ago

    Well, if you will insist on sticking to your habit of not earning enough and buying food, there’s not much anyone can do for you. You’re going to gave to sort yourself out, break out of your silly habbit, get a job paying at least twice what your spend, and stop that habbitual eating and sleeping under a roof, then you’ll be well off.

    Hopefully obviously /s.