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The funny viral thread of a father of three about confinement with children and homework

It is a reality that confinement begins to weigh, especially for those of us who have children. We are running out of ideas to keep children entertained, and it becomes increasingly difficult to telework as we keep our house ready and help our children with their homework.

But taking things with humor can help us to better cope with these delicate moments , and that is why we want to share with you this fun viral thread that a father has published on Twitter, and with which you will surely identify.

It is about a user named Eugenio D’Ors, who has already made us smile on many other occasions, such as when he spoke about the weekend with his daughter’s class mascot, about the difficult work that their Majesties carry out. Three Wise Men or the crazy holidays in a campsite that he lived with his children.

The confinement of singles and childless couples

Before going to work, this father begins by emphasizing the differences from living through quarantine alone or with a partner, to doing it with children. In his opinion, in the case of not having children, confinement translates into “total freedom” to do whatever you want at every moment of the day.

Confinement of parents with children

But the story begins to change when you have children , all the more so the greater their number. And to give proof of this, he is given as an example of the father of a large family, with three children of 11, eight and four years old.

With the irony and humor that he has already shown in other viral threads, Eugenio begins by talking about the morning fights between brothers and the disorder at home, although his reflection begins to become more and more hilarious as the day progresses , especially when he speaks of their children’s homework.

But the adventure does not end there …

But if there is someone who thinks that calm comes when the school day from home ends , they are very wrong. Or at least that is what this father tells us, for whom the afternoons are the scene of voices, exalted games, fights between brothers and some other mischief with serious consequences.

With everything we have experienced, it is not surprising that at the end of the day we parents end up so exhausted that it is even difficult for us to fall asleep, however paradoxical it may be.

Personally, I have felt very identified with in this thread, and judging by the thousands of comments and retweets it has had, I think I am not the only one. It is true that there are moments of the day that become very difficult, and in which teleworking becomes a utopia.

But I couldn’t help but laugh at this story, in which humor and irony become the perfect allies to make this confinement more bearable.

Photos | iStock

Via | @EugeniodOrs_

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