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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m lucky enough to be married to a guy who could afford for me to stay at home but who left the decision up to me given I had a successful career. As a mother of three I did make some career decisions to give me more flexibility and a better work/life balance but they were my decisions, not his. He knew it was important for me to work but he also knew that our children were my priority. It helped that he was a great and engaged father. [/quote]

Children should be a family priority not a female priority with and "engaged father".  You sound ridiculous with this and "I'm lucky enough to be married to a guy who can afford for me to stay home". WTF is it his role to afford you like a commodity.  Well, girl, you are objectifying yourself.  I don't know what to tell you, except, we (humans) upgrade our 'objects' when they get old.  I'm renovating my wonderful (older) CC home this summer and just upgraded my car to a newer sleeker model.  Don't think for a second that's not your future if this is your dynamic.[/quote]

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