#generational learning

Like, I was raised to the standards of "the dishwasher MUST be fully loaded before turned on!"

And sometimes I stand in my kitchen and get overwhelmed with the dirty dishes, because the dishwasher is already packed, but I KNOW that if I reorganized everything, there would be room for more, and then I get so stressed and angry and overwhelmed.

And it never occurred to me that I can just. Turn it on. I can run the dishwasher half full. I don't have to go through the whole overwhelming process of un- and reloading just because my dead grandpa insisted in "saving energy and water" by having it fully loaded.

This is not his dishwasher. It is mine. My dishwasher, my kitchen, my dishes. My rules.

I don't have to stick to his rules just because I learned them somewhen.

I wondered about adding that into my last post, but I wasn't sure how to word it, because I do think that's a really important factor in how people handle their finances. Parents frequently teach by example, and if money is something that has to be considered carefully, and parents model that for their kids, they're more likely to follow that lead.

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