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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't really care about feminism. I care about what makes me happy. I love taking care of my DH and my family. My DH is the head of our household and I'm not ashamed to say it. he's a great provider and a wonderful partner in life and raising out children you won't see me complaining about him on these boards. I let him be a man and he let's me be a woman. We are different on the way we were born. Our brains were wired differently and those difference compliment each other and make us better together. And yes. I work. I love my job, but I also put my family first and it doesn't get in the way of my #1 priority, my kids and husband.[/quote] You might not feel that "head of the household" crap if you were more educated, or if he beat you.[/quote] Nice combo. More educated and beatings! "You are too dumb to recognize that you shouldn't like what you have now - if you were smarter, you'd feel the same way as if your dumb ass was getting beaten." How condescending. [/quote] Considering the fact that I'm a Columbia gratuate and attended Juilliard in High School, I think I'm covered in the education department. I can be accomplished and at the same time embrace my biological drive. I'm not so sure why the angry stranger is so upset the happiness that I gain from my family.[/quote] But you still use "let's" for lets and "compliment" when you mean "complement." You've got music education, I guess. Just for laughs, do you not want to be the co-head of the household, along with your husband, because it's threatening to him, or ?[/quote] Just because someone spells a word wrongly on a message forum board does not mean they are uneducated.[/quote] Spells wrongly? I give up and I'll let you go back to your 1950s lives.[/quote]
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