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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My wife and I are both professionals, we make similar salaries and share the child care and household duties evenly. She would be terribly unhappy without her career and is a highly skilled professional. I support her and her career just as she supports me in mine. There are certainly some men who deep down just want a wife barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen, but most of us have evolved beyond that.[/quote] having kids and taking care of a house is work. Anyone can see that which is why there are all these arguments. The problem is when there is still that work to do with the kids and a house and the man runs off with the money. [b]Money, safety, and raising kids can't be divorced from each other[/b].[/quote] I think what you mean is that they can be divorced from one another. That’s why a woman should not depend on a man to bring in the money. [/quote] I don't think monetized work needs to necessarily be split among genders but there has to be protection for the women and children and right now there just isn't enough. Prenups are going to become the norm. And spare me with the 50/50 split is the best for kids when one spouse wants to "live free" or "be addiction" or can't get their emotions and body in check to regulate themselves. They can't regulate themselves. There is no way they can raise children well. [/quote]
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