[Mom's real intention] ~ limit childcare edition ~

Forever housework and childcare.

Every day is so tiring that I have already exceeded my limits.

First of all, when I get home from work, I'm one step closer to my limit!

Inspire yourself from there and overcome the evil evening.

Every day like that.

And finally Friday.

But I can't be relieved.

Because my older brother plays sports, we have games on Saturdays and Sundays, so we have to get up earlier than on weekdays.

Preparing for the next day's game.

Since I have to take my younger child with me, I prepare clothes for my younger child, lunch, sweets, and toys.

It's night when the game is over and I go home exhausted.

I don t have the energy to make dinner anymore.

I buy side dishes and feed them to my children, while I am chased by laundry and housework that I could not do during the day.

This is how Saturday ends.

There is no such thing as a holiday.

Rather, Saturday and Sunday are harder schedule.

Play games during the day and practice at night.

In the afternoon, I went to the club team's game and practiced again at night.

You only have one plan for the day!!!

The voice of my heart seems to leak.

Of course, even in families that do not play sports, mothers should not have time to rest on Saturdays and Sundays to take care of their children.

And the week begins again with the fatigue of the weekend left.

Am I tired all my life?

Will fatigue continue to accumulate all the time?

There are times when I feel a limit to every day with no end in sight.

Mom is always the limit.

No, I've already exceeded my limits.

I'm walking on a bridge that seems to break soon.

I sacrifice myself just to see my child smile and work hard.

The truth is, your face is smiling, but your heart is tired.

Mom can't move anymore.

Mom is already tired.

I can't make rice.

I give up laundry.

There can be such a day.

If you don't degas it, it's gonna pop and burst.

Before it bursts and breaks [Impossible declaration], keep doing it!