Tell an opinion you have that is in the strong minority

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am sick of the diversity industry being shoved down my throat and people happy this is going to be a white minority country. No multi-racial country in world history has ever survived.

the whole white thing is so silly.

as if germans and greeks have anything in common. or a russian and spaniard.

but in the us, suddenly they're on the same team because there happens to be a visible minority of a darker shade than either.

if you are going to espouse that, then atleast be consistent. you sound like the type a 100 years ago that were complaining the country is going to hell because the slavs, and swarthy southern euro types were showing up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sick of the diversity industry being shoved down my throat and people happy this is going to be a white minority country. No multi-racial country in world history has ever survived.

I'm with you on that too - look at developed countries that are homogeneous and their standard of living, low poverty, quality of education....Finland, South Korea, Switzerland, Japan....

Look at what diversity has brought many parts of Fairfax County - near failing school, crime, gangs etc...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

So what? We all worked before DC.

I've never paid someone to raise my kids. My kids were in a small home daycare for less than 5 hours a day of which they slept for a good 2 hours of that.

I know it might be hard to follow, but the "extra thing" I am doing is called having a career. You can do both.....well, I can do both I guess you can't or "won't."

Not the PP, but of course we "can" do both. We choose not to and that just burns you up inside doesn't it?

It doesn't burn me at all. I think you're fooling yourself if you think most SAHMs "can" do both. The majority of the time that's the reason they are staying home. "To make it easier on DH and DC." That's the same thing as you could figure out how to balance work and home life.


No, it clearly tears you up inside that plenty of capable, accomplished, intelligent women choose to be home with their kids, while you have to keep working. Sure it makes family life easier if there's a SAHP. But that fact has nothing to do with what these women are capable of doing. It's all about what they choose to do and what they prioritize in their lives. But you know all that already. You just can't stand it.

[Anonymous]

Married at 30 and had our first child at 33. I am not 55. I don't want to work when it's not necessary to live a MC lifestyle . FWIW, husband was the first to suggest it because it was and continues to be his standard. To each his own.

[Anonymous]

I think this thread has run its course and should be put out if its misery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cannot understand what all these women see in Benedict Cumberbatch!

I am a woman who thinks Benedict Cumbernatch is a very good actors intelligent and has a good sense of humor. That is appealing to me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sick of the diversity industry being shoved down my throat and people happy this is going to be a white minority country. No multi-racial country in world history has ever survived.

I'm with you on that too - look at developed countries that are homogeneous and their standard of living, low poverty, quality of education....Finland, South Korea, Switzerland, Japan....

Look at what diversity has brought many parts of Fairfax County - near failing school, crime, gangs etc...

You're free to move.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:


So what? We all worked before DC.

I've never paid someone to raise my kids. My kids were in a small home daycare for less than 5 hours a day of which they slept for a good 2 hours of that.

I know it might be hard to follow, but the "extra thing" I am doing is called having a career. You can do both.....well, I can do both I guess you can't or "won't."


Not the PP, but of course we "can" do both. We choose not to and that just burns you up inside doesn't it?


It doesn't burn me at all. I think you're fooling yourself if you think most SAHMs "can" do both. The majority of the time that's the reason they are staying home. "To make it easier on DH and DC." That's the same thing as you could figure out how to balance work and home life.


No, it clearly tears you up inside that plenty of capable, accomplished, intelligent women choose to be home with their kids, while you have to keep working. Sure it makes family life easier if there's a SAHP. But that fact has nothing to do with what these women are capable of doing. It's all about what they choose to do and what they prioritize in their lives. But you know all that already. You just can't stand it.

Surprise, surprise, another nasty SAHM.

I'm so tired of the smug and nasty SAHM on this board.

[Anonymous]

I'm a stay-at-home wife, not a stay-at-home mother, and I love it.

I think Kim Kardashian's baby is ugly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:


So what? We all worked before DC.

I've never paid someone to raise my kids. My kids were in a small home daycare for less than 5 hours a day of which they slept for a good 2 hours of that.

I know it might be hard to follow, but the "extra thing" I am doing is called having a career. You can do both.....well, I can do both I guess you can't or "won't."


Not the PP, but of course we "can" do both. We choose not to and that just burns you up inside doesn't it?


It doesn't burn me at all. I think you're fooling yourself if you think most SAHMs "can" do both. The majority of the time that's the reason they are staying home. "To make it easier on DH and DC." That's the same thing as you could figure out how to balance work and home life.


No, it clearly tears you up inside that plenty of capable, accomplished, intelligent women choose to be home with their kids, while you have to keep working. Sure it makes family life easier if there's a SAHP. But that fact has nothing to do with what these women are capable of doing. It's all about what they choose to do and what they prioritize in their lives. But you know all that already. You just can't stand it.

Surprise, surprise, another nasty SAHM.

I'm so tired of the smug and nasty SAHM on this board.

Nasty? You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:


So what? We all worked before DC.

I've never paid someone to raise my kids. My kids were in a small home daycare for less than 5 hours a day of which they slept for a good 2 hours of that.

I know it might be hard to follow, but the "extra thing" I am doing is called having a career. You can do both.....well, I can do both I guess you can't or "won't."


Not the PP, but of course we "can" do both. We choose not to and that just burns you up inside doesn't it?


It doesn't burn me at all. I think you're fooling yourself if you think most SAHMs "can" do both. The majority of the time that's the reason they are staying home. "To make it easier on DH and DC." That's the same thing as you could figure out how to balance work and home life.


No, it clearly tears you up inside that plenty of capable, accomplished, intelligent women choose to be home with their kids, while you have to keep working. Sure it makes family life easier if there's a SAHP. But that fact has nothing to do with what these women are capable of doing. It's all about what they choose to do and what they prioritize in their lives. But you know all that already. You just can't stand it.

Surprise, surprise, another nasty SAHM.

I'm so tired of the smug and nasty SAHM on this board.

Nasty? You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

You're right - I don't think the poster knows what nasty means.
Janet Jackson uses nasty in a good way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:


So what? We all worked before DC.

I've never paid someone to raise my kids. My kids were in a small home daycare for less than 5 hours a day of which they slept for a good 2 hours of that.

I know it might be hard to follow, but the "extra thing" I am doing is called having a career. You can do both.....well, I can do both I guess you can't or "won't."


Not the PP, but of course we "can" do both. We choose not to and that just burns you up inside doesn't it?


It doesn't burn me at all. I think you're fooling yourself if you think most SAHMs "can" do both. The majority of the time that's the reason they are staying home. "To make it easier on DH and DC." That's the same thing as you could figure out how to balance work and home life.


No, it clearly tears you up inside that plenty of capable, accomplished, intelligent women choose to be home with their kids, while you have to keep working. Sure it makes family life easier if there's a SAHP. But that fact has nothing to do with what these women are capable of doing. It's all about what they choose to do and what they prioritize in their lives. But you know all that already. You just can't stand it.

Surprise, surprise, another nasty SAHM.

I'm so tired of the smug and nasty SAHM on this board.

I find people become a lot more pleasant when you stop insulting them

[Anonymous]

I Think Jeff is a big loser

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I Think Jeff is a big loser

I think he also drinks too much Kool Aid.

[Anonymous]

are the SAHM and WOHM still arguing on this thread??? good lord.