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Anonymous wrote:Stop hating on Natasha. She doesn't need to get a job. She has two little girls and one of them is in school full time, the little one is half day. Kane makes enough money to support her without her having to. There is nothing wrong with being a Sahm. When both girls are in Scholls full time and they are older she probably will get a job. She's not stupid, she actually very smart. Just keep in mind, kane's money is her money too...he couldn't do all those additional gigs without her being home with their children. When she's ready to post her blog, she will!
I don't personally care about Natasha one way or the other, but I never understand why if a couple decide that they want their kids to have a SAHP while they're married, that the decision would suddenly be different if they divorce. In a situation where there's not enough income to support two households after a divorce, then obviously the SAHP needs to get a job, but that's probably not Natasha and Peter's situation.
Are you serious? Because once the decision is made to divorce, it shouldn't be up to the working parent to continue to support the non-working parent's lifestyle, they are not a married couple anymore. I understand while children are still young, but once they are older and both in school full time, there shouldn't be any reason why the non-working parent cannot go out and get at least a part-time job. What happens when the working parent wants to remarry but has to continue paying giant alimony checks to the non-working parent that doesn't want to support themselves? How would that be fair?
How would it be FAIR? Omg are you for real? They made a Decision for her to stay home. Period. That's her job. If he gets remarried that doesn't undo his first family
They made that decision WHEN THEY WERE MARRIED. They also vowed "for better or for worse", so are you holding them to that as well? Are you delusional that you actually think that in the event of a divorce that the other parent isn't supposed to step up a little bit? And you're right, getting remarried doesn't undo his first family, DIVORCE is actually the definition of undoing. It's undoing a marriage. Yes, he is still responsible for the care of their girls, but there are a lot of decisions that don't necessarily apply after divorce happens.
And besides that, how demeaning is it anyway that as long as she is jobless and dependent on Kane for money, he can hold that over her head? I mean, nothing screams "independence" like needing an allowance from your ex-husband to pay for everything.