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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s the ‘20s. Men are absolutely looking for high wage earning women. Women have been seeking out men who earn more for century, it should be no surprise that ultimately men we’re going to do the same. Welcome to the mid but we’re in the mid 20s, ladies! [/quote] The big question is whether or not men are now going to do half the childcare, cooking, and housework. Based on my observations it seems like marriage has less and less to offer women, but we shall see. [/quote] Many men actually do the majority of the house work, and looking after the kids. This is not new. Also, it just makes sense to get a nanny for $20 an hour to look after your children while you are at work making much much more and a housekeeper to clean your house for 100 bucks a week. Many women use the argument that they have to take care of the home and the kids as an excuse to not work and capitalize on there early capacity, but they could be making much earn more money and just using daycare.[/quote] “Just using daycare”. I wanted to actually be with my children. *I* want to raise them, not outsource that. It’s not always about money. I couldn’t bare leaving them to go to work. [/quote] You are not that smart. It’s “bear.” [/quote] The worst is nitpicking on grammar and spelling in an anonymous forum. It sure doesn’t make you sound lovely, or smart at all. And it is true that many people don’t have kids just to cast them aside to the nanny. Even the high earning women I know lament being away from their kids so often. [/quote]
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