Is it wrong to day dream about being a trophy wife?

Anonymous
Sometimes I sit at my desk at work, sipping my coffee and day dream about how nice it would be if I was a trophy wife. Nothing to do except look pretty, go to tea with the ladies and take afternoon naps.
Anonymous
Is it wrong? No. Is it stupid? Yes.
Anonymous
That's not how it works for 99.9% of the population.
You'd get bored pretty quickly, OP.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I sit at my desk at work, sipping my coffee and day dream about how nice it would be if I was a trophy wife. Nothing to do except look pretty, go to tea with the ladies and take afternoon naps.


Many women want to be a trophy wife however very, very few are attractive enough to pull it off.
Anonymous
Does your daydream include hashtagging the brands you're wearing on Instagram?

That would be so sweet.
Anonymous
I have plenty of day dreams that I know wouldn't be nearly so awesome in real life, but it's fun and harmless to imagine.
Anonymous
Maybe you already are a trophy, from whatever kind of contest from hell that your DH won.
Anonymous
I daydream sometimes about being retired young, which is basically what a trophy wife is. I've always worked but I have enough hobbies and volunteer gigs that I could absolutely fill my time without a full-time job. It would be amazing.
Anonymous
It depends.

If I could have fallen in love with a very wealthy man that was rich enough I didn't have to work and instead pursue my own interests, then yes of course that would have been desirable.

But that's not how love works. I fell in love with a man that is not rich but who I would change for nothing.
Anonymous
I am a trophy wife but my DH of 35 years doesn't yet know it!
Anonymous
Its fun for like a year. When we moved to DC i left behind a really stressful job and decided to give myself a little time to get settled. My older kids were entering a new school and I kept my youngest home for a few months before I found a good preschool fit. Once he was gone half days and the others full days it was bliss for about 10 months. Decorated the house how I wanted, really really organized things, got systems in place that to this day make my life easier, started going to the gym at 10am instead of 5 am which really made a difference in my sleep quailty, etc etc. Then one day I just got sick of it and was ready to "enter" society and took a job later that spring. I think in order to make it fufilling long term you need a lot of other stay at home moms who are out of the baby stage and can actually hang out. To me that seems rare but I know in certain circles its not.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Its fun for like a year. When we moved to DC i left behind a really stressful job and decided to give myself a little time to get settled. My older kids were entering a new school and I kept my youngest home for a few months before I found a good preschool fit. Once he was gone half days and the others full days it was bliss for about 10 months. Decorated the house how I wanted, really really organized things, got systems in place that to this day make my life easier, started going to the gym at 10am instead of 5 am which really made a difference in my sleep quailty, etc etc. Then one day I just got sick of it and was ready to "enter" society and took a job later that spring. I think in order to make it fufilling long term you need a lot of other stay at home moms who are out of the baby stage and can actually hang out. To me that seems rare but I know in certain circles its not.

Inner suburbs is lousy with SAHM -- as WOHM I feel in the minority, especially among DS classmates
Anonymous
I would be so bored.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I sit at my desk at work, sipping my coffee and day dream about how nice it would be if I was a trophy wife. Nothing to do except look pretty, go to tea with the ladies and take afternoon naps.


Even trophy wives do more than that, lol. I would stop dreaming and find a guy with a decent income that doesn't care if you work or stay home.
Anonymous
Each to their own. If you don't have hobbies or a lot of friends, kids, activities etc. you may get bored.

It's nice to be able to choose what you want. Just don't be jealous of others.
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