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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my 20s I had a bf who desperately wanted to get married and be a SAHD. Not because he loved kids - he didn’t even really want them- but because he hated working. He quit his job shortly after we moved in together and for 2 years I took care of him (mom had taken care of him prior to me). Most SAHDs I’ve known had similar stories. Some are great, but most are underwhelming. I remember going to the toddler music and tumbling classes, all moms would interact with their kids while dads sat in the corner playing on their phone. I judge them pretty harshly. [/quote] Lol there are plenty of SAHMs who do the same thing. Let’s just stop thinking every SAHM is turning down an equity partnership or CEO position to be a SAHM. [/quote] There is a large portion of SAHM who are unemployable.[/quote] Being a mom is a job. I don't care if someone works out of the house. They do two jobs then. It's not all leisure.[/quote] It doesn’t mean they are employable[/quote]
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