Anonymous wrote:I laugh when I see new Northern Virginia homes named after Chicago neighborhoods. The mind wanders and I wonder if life would be better (easier) there. I agree that people here focus too much on careers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My minority opinion is that people in this area value career and income above all else.
And status, gotta have the right car, the right address and the right education. Otherwise people will think you're low class![]()
Anonymous wrote:OK, changing the topic here. My minority opinion: I hate ambush returning servicemember videos involving young children and their mom or dad. I think they are exploitative.
Anonymous wrote:My minority opinion is that people in this area value career and income above all else.
Anonymous wrote:OK, changing the topic here. My minority opinion: I hate ambush returning servicemember videos involving young children and their mom or dad. I think they are exploitative.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't there another thread for this ongoing stay at home vs working mom?
Why is it going on and on and on here?
Because there's one militant stay at home mommy on here who needs to
Anonymous wrote:I don't like when the older parents complain how hard it is to take care of a child. I had my kids in my 20s and I loved every moment with them. Now when I am in my late 30s and a lot of my friends just started to have kids, I hear this complains all the time. Yes, I believe it must be hard (I can't even imagine be changing diapers now). But it was their choice, so they should just suck it up and do it!
Anonymous wrote:My minority opinion is that people in this area value career and income above all else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't there another thread for this ongoing stay at home vs working mom?
Why is it going on and on and on here?
Because there's one militant stay at home mommy on here who needs to
You must be the troll who keeps insulting SAHMs, trying your hardest to get a rise out of them. Don't you have work to do?