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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel sorry for people without children. I really do. But I will never ever reveal my thoughts in any way. Instead, I will say something like, "oh wow, I wish we could just head off to Europe like you" but know that I am just blowing smoke up your a-s trying to make you feel good. Inside I feel pity for you.[/quote] I feel sorry for working mothers. I really do. But I will never reveal my thoughts in anyway, unlike Harrison Butker, although I wholly agree with him. Instead, I will say something like, "oh wow, congratulations in your promotion! I wish I had a high-powered career like you" but know that I am blowing smoke up your a-s trying to make you feel good for choosing to have your children raised by other women. Inside I feel pity for you. [/quote] Don't you ever feel guilty about not contributing to your family or society at-large? How many soap operas and daytime talk shows can you really watch while your kids are at school before the weight of your choices sinks in? [/quote] I wonder if SAHM’s ever think about the messages they are sending their children, regarding men and women’s capabilities. (When they allow themselves to be financially dependent upon another adult, long after their kids need a full time caretaker at home)[/quote] It's funny. In all the older couples i know the sahm is the most functional out of the two spouses. I mean physically, financially, in terms of logic and practical skills. My dad would be 100% lost without my mom, my mom would be 100% fine without my dad.[/quote] Your dad is just dumb. Sorry.[/quote] LOL. NP but in my family my mom worked and my dad was a SAHP and it's the same. My mom is the most functional of the 2 of them and always has been-physically, cognitively, financially, in terms of logic and practical skills. It's always been that way. When my dad was a SAHD he dropped the ball on SO many things and my mom did everything. He's not dumb though. he's actually highly intelligent but he is also very lazy and very self centered and doesn't bother to learn how to do household management type stuff. He was a lousy SAHD and just a lousy dad in general. Maybe it's just that a lot of men aren't good at life and a lot of women are?[/quote]
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