Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My cousin retired at 55 after a successful career. He now works part-time at Target and loves it. Don't knock it. He said tons of retirees work there.
The key is this man has a RETIREMENT. I know plenty of people that take jobs they love at retirement and not out of necessity.
My mom is similar she has taken on employment at places she loves.
This affair woman going behind her husband's back with kids that are still in high school--haven't even hit college does not have a retirement. She did not have any career, much less a successful one. She betrayed the man multiple times that has set her up in her McMansion while she boned other men.
Anonymous wrote:My cousin retired at 55 after a successful career. He now works part-time at Target and loves it. Don't knock it. He said tons of retirees work there.
Anonymous wrote:My cousin retired at 55 after a successful career. He now works part-time at Target and loves it. Don't knock it. He said tons of retirees work there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have two friends recently divorced and while they were not SAHMs they had hobby very PT jobs. Both remain in the marital home and both have boyfriends that continue to fund fancy vacations. One had to find a FT job, the other seems to work less. It’s all individual circumstance.
I think that will be very difficult for her. She is turning 50 soon and never had a lucrative job/career prior to marriage. No idea why she put herself in a position to have multiple affairs behind her husband’s back when she can’t support herself. Ain’t no spring chicken.
Anonymous wrote:I have two friends recently divorced and while they were not SAHMs they had hobby very PT jobs. Both remain in the marital home and both have boyfriends that continue to fund fancy vacations. One had to find a FT job, the other seems to work less. It’s all individual circumstance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just curious how many SAHMs had to get a job or lost the house after divorce?
Divorce is often glamorized and made that the woman gets everything and a glorious life when in reality it's the exception vs reality.
I'm thinking of a serial cheating woman I know whose husband just found out about her long affair.
This woman made excuses for not working for decades. Her kids are in high school.
Can't she just marry the new man and continue on not working?
Anonymous wrote:Just curious how many SAHMs had to get a job or lost the house after divorce?
Divorce is often glamorized and made that the woman gets everything and a glorious life when in reality it's the exception vs reality.
I'm thinking of a serial cheating woman I know whose husband just found out about her long affair.
This woman made excuses for not working for decades. Her kids are in high school.