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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] My husband hoped I would become a SAHM, but when we discussed it before we got married he said it was my choice.[/quote]

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Good thing he said it was “your choice”. I can’t imagine going on a second date with a dude who clearly preferred SAHMs. [/quote]

[b]He grew up with a SAHM and it’s what he knew and loved[/b].  Most big decisions are joint decisions in my marriage, but some things (like how much I work) are mine alone. If he wanted to cut back at work I’d respect his choice and we’d make it work.[/quote]

Of course.  Who doesn’t love a free live in cook, nanny and housekeeper??[/quote]

Exactly.  I’d love it too.  His first preference would be for me to be a happy SAHM. But since that didn’t work out, he’ll take a happy WOHM over an unhappy SAHM any day of the week.[/quote]

+1. A SAHM is always a better deal for the man.  Men love accepting free labor from women under the guise of “letting you stay home.”  It’s disgusting. Ask any white male if they will quit their job to make your home more peaceful and not have to outsource cleaning, prepared foods etc.  They will laugh in your face.  [/quote]

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