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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Think really hard about what you’re asking here, OP. It’s 2024. What if we asked all the DHs out there why they still work even if their wife makes a lot of money?[/quote] If my income alone was in 7 figures, DH would quit instantly. You make a good point about asking if men want to work because I think so many would love to dedicate their time to other things (some in and some out of the home). We just hear the voices of those saying they would always have a job but I think a lot would be very grateful for at the very least, a hiatus. Like other pps, our end goal is FIRE with less than zero apprehension of how to fill our time.[/quote] Of all the people I know where the wife makes enough for the H to stay home, and the h is employable none of the H’s stay home. I have 1 SAHD friend, he is a great dad, I love him to death, but he’d even tell you he is unemployable.[/quote] My friend group is pretty religious and conservative with a lot of SAHP. I would say about 1/3 of the families with a SAHP have a SAHD. I can also only think of one SAHD I know outside of this community. I think that when raising children is considered valuable in your friend group and community at large, more men tend to take it on. [/quote] Interesting. I find the men can both work and be there for the children. It's odd so many men work and essetially don't see their kids. I don't see any SAHP spending more time/effort with their kids than working parents. I have been part of a very religious community (my children went to the Heights), I found the women were not allowed to work, not that they chose not to work. Many were not able to. [/quote]
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