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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I grew up in an UMC area and most women with kids, especially young ones, stay home. My college friends “married well” and seem pretty happy. At least as happy as the women working two shifts. They are married to men who make more money than they could in the workforce. The husbands wanted kids and are content with family life. The women enjoy doing all of the planning, driving kids around etc. Seems like a good deal for both parties. I’m convinced most people in this area are so stressed, unhappy and don’t have any fun because of more families being dual income. It’s all work and no fun. Agree with everyone that it’s terrible for women if you’re working AND doing everything at home. [/quote] I can assure you… your umc friends are eating poop in their marriage.[/quote] We all have to eat poop somewhere. As a PP mentioned if it’s not in the marriage then it’s in the job. And there are social and financial implications for either choice that place additional stress and anxiety that manifests in different ways. I think it offers an opportunity, though, for women to self-actualise. At least it has for me. [/quote] If it’s at your job at least you don’t have to go to bed with them.[/quote] Sure, but you can get laid off. Is a 52 year old woman really having that great of sex with men she meets? Probably not. A 52 year old single woman might not have as great of a future as she thinks. There’s ageism in the workplace and facing health problems alone. I can’t imagine being 50 and dating. I’m going to face ageism in the workplace but I have a husband to rely on. [/quote] And he won't also have these problems?[/quote]
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