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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends on how much conservative (more center or middle would be ideal. )- and find out his views on children, abortion. Been married to a conservative last 16 years and have to say they make great husbands and fathers long term. [/quote] please. Conservative men don't believe in equal housework and childcare. I grew up in a conservative household. Liberal men are much more aware of women's rights than conservative men, who really don't care much about women's rights. Also, the highly educated tend to be liberal.[/quote] Totally disagree. “Conservative” can apply to a lot of different types of people. My parents are what most people here would call conservative (observant Catholics who are pro-life, don’t support gay marriage, etc) and have an equal marriage. My dad respects my mom’s career and has always been her #1 supporter, encouraged her to go back to school to get her masters, etc. He was and is an incredible, hands-on father and now grandfather. I saw this dynamic in many of the households in our social circle growing up, which was made up of highly-educated Catholics like my parents (ie conservatives). [/quote]
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