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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She’s envious. End of story.[/quote] :!: definitely this. [/quote] So what would you say about women who have plenty of personal money and choose to work? And also have wonderful relationships with their children?[/quote] Content, successful women like this don't bash other women for making different choices like OP is describing - they are happy with their lives and happy for others as well. [/quote] Sure, but that doesn't mean the woman OP describes is envious. It always boggles my mind that SAHMs can't fathom that people work for reasons other than money - despite the fact that they're all over this thread, and the world. Many, many women could stay home but choose not to.[/quote] A good majority of SAHMs used to work. I for one was happy working. I loved being DINKs - we were always free to work late, go on work travel. I liked working most days. It could be a challenge but it could also be fun and very rewarding. Then kids came along and it was time to make some choices. Ultimately, I decided to quit work (not because I hated working or didn't like my coworkers - not true!) but I simply felt that it was the best thing to do for my family at the time. We had logistics involved in our decision that other people may not have. I totally 100% get that we are not all the same and it's never going to be a one size fits all solution. The frustrating thing is when people talk in absolutes - "SAHMs" vs "WOHMs". Honestly, I often find that I have more in common with working moms than I do with many stay at home moms. There are plenty of SAHMs/Working moms I don't relate to. There are plenty of SAHMs/Working moms that I relate to quite well. We are not all "the same". Not by a long shot.[/quote]
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