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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't dislike Sundays, but Sunday nights can be despressing.  I enjoy having fun with friends, having children over to our home, going out to lunch or dinner on a whim, watching movies.  I like my job, but am looking forward to quitting one day.  I feel like life is too short to work - DH loves his job and makes good $$$, so he can take over the lion's share of $$ as far as I'm concerned.[/quote]

I hate to hijack the thread, but why do so many women feel this way.  Like their jobs but would rather not work.  Are women in general [b]just bad lazier than men,[/b] have less ambition (if so, why),[b] have lower expectations of themselves, don't enjoy challenging themselves (at work and at balancing work/life)?[/quote][/b]

Yes, one woman posts this and suddenly "all women" are lumped together.  So should we do the same with men?  Also, what the heck do you mean by "just bad lazier than men?"  I don't know how you can judge all women to "have less ambition, lower expectations and don't enjoy challenging themselves" and the last one is a lol....you claim women don't want to balance work/life?   What the heck?  I am a women and this exact issue has come up time and time again in the media, news and with my family and friends!

Personally,, I think the majority of women are extremely hard workers because we have to prove we are good at the office and a good mother at home.  Where as men are normally only judged at work and given high praise if they do more than the average work at home.[/quote]

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