Is being a house wife oppressive to women?
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@Jubba_Man Is obsessed with AA and single parent households I swear 
how come that's the only thing you bring up anytime feminism is brought up kkkkk. The high rate of single income divorce is most likely due to financial difficulties sxb It's tough to live comfortable on a single income. Attraction isn't biological lol why else would you have the saying 'different strokes for different folks. 
It's all socialization
As long as you keep the house tidy and cook the food you can do whatever you want at home sxb
how come that's the only thing you bring up anytime feminism is brought up kkkkk. The high rate of single income divorce is most likely due to financial difficulties sxb It's tough to live comfortable on a single income. Attraction isn't biological lol why else would you have the saying 'different strokes for different folks. It's all socialization As long as you keep the house tidy and cook the food you can do whatever you want at home sxb
@Angela Davis I just noticed your icon omg the second sex is excellent 
Exactly these people are off their heads if they think we should give up work and education to be a stay at home wife
might as well sit around and start a betting pool on whether he'll try to marry a 2nd wife or become a khat addled addict lmaoooo
Men don't inspire much confidence
Exactly these people are off their heads if they think we should give up work and education to be a stay at home wife
might as well sit around and start a betting pool on whether he'll try to marry a 2nd wife or become a khat addled addict lmaooooMen don't inspire much confidence
My mother was a working mother, I could never imagine her calling spending time and taking care of me oppressive. Being a mother is optional if you find it demeaning you should not bring children into this world.
I say that as someone who is ambivalent about having kids.
That being said if I could live on just one income I would, marriage is about teamwork not about point scoring. In my free time I would work on a side business or two for my discretionary income. Just in case.....
I say that as someone who is ambivalent about having kids.
That being said if I could live on just one income I would, marriage is about teamwork not about point scoring. In my free time I would work on a side business or two for my discretionary income. Just in case.....
@Jubba_Man Is obsessed with AA and single parent households I swear
That would be an adequate explanation if the divorce rate for stay-at-home dads was not at least 3 times the divorce rate for stay-at-home moms across all countries in the developed worlds and after controlling for income as well. Clearly one type of arrangement has a much better chance of working in the real world than the other, even if certain people with agendas would never want to acknowledge it.
And "different strokes" deals with peripheral things like eye color, skin color, etc. but there are objective features on either of the sexes that transcend this and are found to be universally desirable. I know it's not PC and apart of your "fat acceptance" movements you feminists love to champion, but if you were to take the ideal masculine and ideal feminine features and place them on men and women across the world and different cultures, by and large you will find they are mostly palette swaps of one another (only differ among peripheral things like skin color, hair color, eye color, etc.).
I don't see anything wrong with being a housewife if you finish your studies and have ur education to fall back on.
I would only trust my child around others when they can speak and are able to tell me things. So many dodgy people are out there who can molest and harm innocent babies who cant speak.
I would only trust my child around others when they can speak and are able to tell me things. So many dodgy people are out there who can molest and harm innocent babies who cant speak.
Prince of Lasanod
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If you dont want to look after your kids then dont have kids its that simple
That would be an adequate explanation if the divorce rate for stay-at-home dads was not at least 3 times the divorce rate for stay-at-home moms across all countries in the developed worlds and after controlling for income as well. Clearly one type of arrangement has a much better chance of working in the real world than the other, even if certain people with agendas would never want to acknowledge it.
And "different strokes" deals with peripheral things like eye color, skin color, etc. but there are objective features on either of the sexes that transcend this and are found to be universally desirable. I know it's not PC and apart of your "fat acceptance" movements you feminists love to champion, but if you were to take the ideal masculine and ideal feminine features and place them on men and women across the world and different cultures, by and large you will find they are mostly palette swaps of one another (only differ among peripheral things like skin color, hair color, eye color, etc.).
But what does physical traits have to do with housewives
You're telling me that men are more attracted to women that exert submissive subservient traits 
I mean I don't deny that No @ the fat acceptance movement
I won't be part of that.Now get outta here with your suugo science
VixR
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I don't even want to get started on this topic for fear of not stopping,
It would kill my soul to become a stay at home wife. I can't fathom it tbh, but at the same time I don't believe in daycare, esp in the early years. If I were to have children, it would require the employment of timing and teamwork, of both parents.
I think women who choose to stay at home would be wise to consider fallback options in case their children come to lack a father and provider, for whatever reason, so that your children, your only point of focus, and yourself aren't left to the mercy of government assistance, as is too often the case.
I try to say that lightly, but I don't know how heavy it sounds.
Generally, we should learn from the lessons of others around us.
It would kill my soul to become a stay at home wife. I can't fathom it tbh, but at the same time I don't believe in daycare, esp in the early years. If I were to have children, it would require the employment of timing and teamwork, of both parents.
I think women who choose to stay at home would be wise to consider fallback options in case their children come to lack a father and provider, for whatever reason, so that your children, your only point of focus, and yourself aren't left to the mercy of government assistance, as is too often the case.
I try to say that lightly, but I don't know how heavy it sounds.
Generally, we should learn from the lessons of others around us.
Gojo Satoru
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Even comedians did a show on kids in real life and 3 out of 4 said they would spend time with their moms. I have never seen someone question this universality and requiring a study.
Were you denied your mother's love? May be the thread backfired and you expected people to cosign your selfish view of being a mother. Marry a non-Somali and you don't have to worry about family priorities. I don't think adults who aren't willing to sacrifice for their children should have children at all. It is a mistake to bring a child into this world and not give them your best.
And there are plenty of studies done both from mother's perspective and children's perspective.
- How a mother's love changes a child's brain
http://www.livescience.com/18196-maternal-support-child-brain.html
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