desperate788 wrote:It's small concept of life having the luxury of paid cleaning.
Says you.
For most people, having such a luxury is not small at all. Being able to afford hiring a person to clean your home is a big concept. It means that they have enough money for food, for shelter, clean water, electricity, clothing, etc. It means they have no real financial worries in life. Wow! How great is life! To not have any true financial concerns!? Life is wonderful.
But you act as if this luxury is just an additional burden, more proof of how awful life is.
When a person has a legitimate problem, people listen to them, they try to help them. When a person complains about everything, when every single aspect of their life, from drinking beer to listening to music, to sending emails, to having problems with the hired help makes their life awful, people tend to stop listening.