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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also mommy-tracked myself. I believe I will be happier in the long run. Everything I've read suggests that family is the right emotional choice in the long run. Unless you're a fairly emotionless, materialistic person. I am sorry I didn't fulfill my potential to rise levels. But I gave it up to ensure financial stability and pleasant living circumstances while my kids were growing up. Ambition involves taking career risk. I am responsible for 60% of my family's HHI. Looking back, I realize I did make choices with knowledge of the consequences and I need to continue to be confident in my decision. I was laid off right after maternity leave with DC#2 and that was a setback I have never recovered from. I always remember that your kids love you but your employer doesn't really care. Almost all of us are replaceable within a short period of time.[/quote] Wait, does the ambition/emotionless thing apply to men, too? [/quote]
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