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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can understand that not working could be a marital perk if the marriage does not produce offspring. However if one spouse quits his/her career in order to remain @home, providing all the childcare, then I see this as a disadvantage rather than an actual “perk.” Leaving the work force does not bode well for anyone. Doing so leaves a gap on your resume + it is not easy later on when you re-enter. Plus daily childcare is a lot more work than working outside of the home. Caring for little ones is a ton of mental/physical energy which can be very taxing on anyone. Plus the loss of personal satisfaction along w/the isolated lifestyle may not be for everyone. That being said, I do acknowledge that each + every situation will be completely different.[/quote] Starting at about age 4 children spend their days at this thing called "school" so there is no longer a need for anyone to be home providing childcare. A four year resume gap shouldn't prevent anyone from getting a job. [/quote] A 30 year gap seems like more of a problem. [/quote]
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