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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again.  So I don't work, so I don't have a purpose? Those of you who do, your job is your purpose in life? Um ok. Fantastic that you are all working such highly regarded, highly impactful jobs that those jobs seems to justify your sole existence. Oh wait, no, it's those kids that give you your sole purpose in life. [/quote]

PP here who thinks it’s sad you have no ambition in life. All the things you listed, we do anyway. I don’t have kids so no, kids aren’t my purpose in life. I have a job where I meet people from all walks of life and I help victims of crime. Yes, my job provides me a purpose in life other than having fun on the weekends and loving on my husband. When I die, I will truly feel accomplished. If I died today, I’ll know I’ve helped hundreds if not thousands of people outside of my own home. Trust me. Your laziness will get old. Your husband will lose any respect for you. He’ll get tired of explaining to everyone he meets why you sit home on your duff all day not working and not raising kids when you’re able bodied. He will be embarrassed of your lack of accomplishments.  Ambition and drive are sexy. You have neither. He will have an affair with an accomplished, driven, sexy co-worker. Mark my words. [/quote]

You make us accomplished, driven, sexy women sound bad.  We aren't trying to steal anyone's husband.[/quote]

Some of you aren’t. Some of you are. And that’s fine. [/quote]

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