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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Journalists and scientists don't look for breadwinner husbands. Hahaha- I absolutely love all of these ridiculous statements these WOH women are making. I met my husband at 18- he was from a family with a ton less money than mine. We married at 30 and he is a very high earner (not law or medicine, when we married he only had his undergrad, now had MBA). All of the people I know married because they were in love. This idea that women are preying upon breadwinner men is just funny.[/quote] Please don't lump some businessman pursuing an MBA with scientists, writers, or other true careers. When you met your husband you knew he was interested in making money not doing what he loved. Curious why did it take you 12 years to get married?[/quote] Good point. Only writers and scientists are "true careers". You WOH are a barrel of laughs today! How do you know what someone loved to do or not? Really grasping at straws today, cubicle ladies.[/quote] So what was your career prior to staying home? I'm a scientist so obvious I'm biased, and I guess I love research and discovery more than my kids, both are my offspring. [/quote]
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