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13 Myths COVID-19 Is Shining Its Light On

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MYTH: Owning a home will give you “roots.”Many people have left their homes, or stopped paying their mortgage, taxes or rent.

We’ll see who truly “owns” these houses afterward and who even wants to return.MYTH: College is the best way to get learning and then a job.Well, colleges have sent kids home, refused to return tuition and rent, and online college courses are worse than the online schools. Good bye college, we hardly knew ya.MYTH: Getting married means you aren’t alone.During this time of quarantine, calls to divorce lawyers have surged 50–100%. “In sickness and health” didn’t take into account that sickness might mean forced isolation with each other.MYTH: Having kids is the purpose of life.I love my kids.

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