Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job does he have that he cannot have a Nanny in his home?
He should not force you to quite if you do not need to, Either find a share in someone elses home, or do daycare.
OP here. My husband works for the federal government and is on the phone all day talking about very top every information. He does not feel comfortable having someone in the home who could possibly overhead certain things. He’s not a spy or anything, but he manages a handful of programs for the government.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job does he have that he cannot have a Nanny in his home?
He should not force you to quite if you do not need to, Either find a share in someone elses home, or do daycare.
OP here. My husband works for the federal government and is on the phone all day talking about very top every information. He does not feel comfortable having someone in the home who could possibly overhead certain things. He’s not a spy or anything, but he manages a handful of programs for the government.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tell him to quit his job for a year.
OP here. He just got a promotion and it’s not possible in his line of work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised no one has called troll yet.
They have and I agree with you. This seems like the same poster who is obsessed with the scenario of a woman being "forced" to stay home because he husband has a super important job a nanny is never an option. Has OP mentioned anting to move to Texas yet?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job does he have that he cannot have a Nanny in his home?
He should not force you to quite if you do not need to, Either find a share in someone elses home, or do daycare.
OP here. My husband works for the federal government and is on the phone all day talking about very top every information. He does not feel comfortable having someone in the home who could possibly overhead certain things. He’s not a spy or anything, but he manages a handful of programs for the government.
Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised no one has called troll yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your husband is full of shit about how important his job is and irrational
Agree. And the firearm excuse is BS too. Plenty of us have firearms and keep them in secure safes made for that purpose (and don't advertise the fact that we have firearms). Or does your super-important James Bond husband just keep his guns lying around next to your kid's play dough?
OP here. My husband has a firearm he carries for work, but the rest are for protection. We keep them in a safe locked away. No one has access to our guns but us.
Four guns in the house for protection??? You’re both insane. What are you gonna do when the intruders come? Ask them to wait a minute while you unlock the safe and put four guns together? Ridiculous. I wouldn’t want to nanny for you, but it would have nothing to do with the guns. It would be because you’re clearly nuts.
Also, your husband doesn’t carry a weapon for work. He works from home managing programs or whatever bs you’re claiming. What exactly is the gun for?
I’m fairly confident this is 90% trolling.
OP here. One is for his job, one handgun, one shotgun, and one AR-15. Our guns are always ready to go. We need to protect ourselves.
A famous quote
“ People rely on the police to keep them safe. That’s the problem”.
With the current state of our world, it’s best we have the means to protect ourselves.
You cannot legally own an AR-15 in DC. Go away.
OP here. I don’t live in DC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job does he have that he cannot have a Nanny in his home?
He should not force you to quite if you do not need to, Either find a share in someone elses home, or do daycare.
OP here. My husband works for the federal government and is on the phone all day talking about very top every information. He does not feel comfortable having someone in the home who could possibly overhead certain things. He’s not a spy or anything, but he manages a handful of programs for the government.
Anonymous wrote:OP, why does your husband get to say no to everything--
No daycare
No nanny
No job for you
He can get a white noise machine outside his office and shut the door. Or he can agree to daycare. But he's basically dictating your career and your childcare options. I would not be okay with that.
Also, we did a nanny share and it was great. We wanted it at our house (no getting kids ready, drop off, pick up) and the other family didn't so it was always with us. You could find another family like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is he ok with putting kids in daycare when you have 2 kids, but not with 1 kid.
None of this makes sense.
I agree -- doesn't make sense -- so it's a T R O L L !!