I'm raising my daughter to be 'traditional wife' one day

[Anonymous]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/parenting/article-12806811/Traditional-wife-mother-teaching-daughter-acceptable-depend-man-serving-husband-greatest-joy.html

“Trad” parenting seems to be getting very popular these days in various media

[Anonymous]

oh fudge! stay home and do nothing and rely on guy to feed you?

[Anonymous]

A man is not a plan.

[Anonymous]

In a way, I think that's how my mother raised me. Meanwhile, I'm single and have a career.

[Anonymous]

I'm a traditional wife and I think this is a stupid idea.

Raise your daughter to be healthy, normal, emotionally balanced. The rest will fall into place.

[Anonymous]

I hope you’re saving up to support her! It takes a ton of money to project that kind of idealized existence-housecleaners, grocery delivery, enviable home, cute clothes for her and the kids, etc. Plus she will need a safety fund to support herself in case the marriage goes south. She isnt going to marry a guy who can make that standard of living happen on one income and in a few years these posts won’t generate ad revenue. Good luck to you both though!

[Anonymous]

I'm raising my boys with an option not to have to go to college, work, or any career pressure.
I would do the same for girls if I had any.
The boys don't know any of it and are doing well at school.
I was abused and used at work place and I don't want it to happen to them. I also can't really help them with any career advice. All I can do is just work, save money so they will have options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In a way, I think that's how my mother raised me. Meanwhile, I'm single and have a career.

Same here

- Divorced mom with career

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a traditional wife and I think this is a stupid idea.

Raise your daughter to be healthy, normal, emotionally balanced. The rest will fall into place.

+1

[Anonymous]

So your daughter is a lesbian, eh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm raising my boys with an option not to have to go to college, work, or any career pressure.
I would do the same for girls if I had any.
The boys don't know any of it and are doing well at school.
I was abused and used at work place and I don't want it to happen to them. I also can't really help them with any career advice. All I can do is just work, save money so they will have options.

I get that you have your reasons, but I think this may backfire. Have you considered instead raising them to recognize and stand up to abuse, and seek out better situations? I'm being genuine and hope that comes across.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm raising my boys with an option not to have to go to college, work, or any career pressure.
I would do the same for girls if I had any.
The boys don't know any of it and are doing well at school.
I was abused and used at work place and I don't want it to happen to them. I also can't really help them with any career advice. All I can do is just work, save money so they will have options.

This is a recipe for raising miserable kids with no purpose in life. Even bill gates is not leaving his kids a life of leisure. I would re think this plan.

[Anonymous]

Are you also raising your sons to be lions and not sheep?

[Anonymous]

I’m raising my daughter to be a troll on DCUM, like OP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m raising my daughter to be a troll on DCUM, like OP

Seriously. There wasn't even a good attempt.