Anonymous wrote:Men make careers FOR FAMILY (Women and Children). It is something we are forced into doing because of systemic social pressure that push us into being providers. Who benefits from the career? The SAHM and kids. Who dies 5 - 10 years younger because of it - men. Who are more likely to die due to job related accidents - men.
Your question is based on a false premise that careers are things every person should want or seek equally.
You could just as easily ask the question: How many men do you know that gave up personal goals to be with a woman? Answer is every married man that works a full time job. Each one of us would prefer to be doing something else but we work so our wives can do what they want at home (take piano lessons, paint, volunteer, spend time with kids, go to mommy's day out with friends). Us working is a gift to women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, quite a few. Here's three off hte top of my head:
One - Brown grad who had a good career - who now stays home with the kids because his wife, exec director of a nonprofit, travels a lot for work.
Another who is the trailing spouse for a State Dept diplomat
Another trailing spouse for a State Dept diplomat
There are others as well - but these are the first three who came to mind.
+ literally dozens and dozens and dozens
A huge number of Foreign Service executives are women. If those women are married, then their spouse has given up his own career 99.9% of the time.
The ignorance and naivete of posts like this in a city like DC is appalling, tbh.
Anonymous wrote:OP doesn’t get out much.
-former teacher now sahd