Rich husband or successful career?

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[Post New]07/12/2013 20:13
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Anonymous
rich husband
I wish I didn' have to work and could stay home with our child instead
[Post New]07/12/2013 20:58
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Anonymous
Rich husband, but must be kind. I would volunteer in school etc.
[Post New]07/12/2013 21:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:rich husband
I wish I didn' have to work and could stay home with our child instead


+1
[Post New]07/12/2013 21:07
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Anonymous
Rich husband.
[Post New]05/13/2015 21:33
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Anonymous
Rich husband
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:04
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Anonymous
Successful career. The thought of being dependant on someone is not for me.
Rich husband is ok if you also come from money and can be his equal
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:09
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Anonymous
Rich husband. And yes, he stays home with me so we can do "stuff" together while kids are in school
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:10
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Would you rather have a very rich husband which allowed you to stay at home or have your own very successful, high-paying career that you enjoyed and were highly regarded and respected? (Children are school-age)


If DH has to work his current job and we have the same children as we do now, then rich husband. Otherwise it wouldn't work. If DH could be the sah or work PT, and if our children didn't not have the needs they do/did, then successful career.
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:19
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Anonymous
Rich husband so that I can enjoy a career I love on my terms (i.e., working flexible hours and not thinking about the money).
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:24
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Anonymous
I'll take the successful career that I love. I don't like the idea of being dependent on a man.
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:26
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Anonymous
22:24 here of course, the absolute best would be that I win the lottery, become independently wealthy. Then I don't have to depend on a job or a man. Then I can really do whatever I want.
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:27
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Anonymous
Just how rich are we talking? Rich enough so that you don't have to worry about money even in the event you divorce? If so, won't lie, I'd probably rather fill my days volunteering with foster children and rescue animals than defending shitty companies against lawsuits they 100% deserve.
[Post New]05/13/2015 22:47
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Anonymous
Both
[Post New]05/13/2015 23:12
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Anonymous
Rich husband. My high paying job is dull.
[Post New]05/14/2015 06:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I love how all the working moms profess a great love of their jobs (hear them roar!). Yet in real life every working mom I know is a haggard mess, waking up early, commuting and spending all day dealing with office BS instead of remaining connected with family/kids. These are the same women who are medicating (pills, alcohol, etc.) and who rarely see their husband and kids. In the real world, often these are the folks who wind up divorced. And, divorce for a working woman ain't a cake-walk. Let's at least be real here ladies. Don't worry, the PC police aren't watching.


Speak for yourself. This working woman is extremely organized and a great multi tasker. I work when kids are in school, and pick them up when they are finished. I fix dinner every night, take them to sports, and help with homework. I assure you that I am not popping any pills, except Claritin. My marriage is solid because I have a husband who appreciates me as a wife and mother. I do outsource cleaning, but who doesn't? I dress immaculately, exercise in the morning, and am the same size and shape as before marriage and kids...so no, I do not look haggard.

I am sorry that you can not handle a career and kids, but some of us can.
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