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That sounds dead boring to me. What in the world do you do with yourself if you don’t work? Have endless babies? Yuck. I would rather not be up to my elbows in poopy diapers and snotty noses.
No. I'd go crazy. I need to work outside my home and feel like I have a life that doesn't revolve around kids/chores/the home.
No. I did once, and was absolutely miserable. I hated not earning my own money, and staying at the house all day.
Yes I would. I think it's better for the kids to have someone to be there always supervising and guiding them.
Very responsable and reasonable reply, very good.
@thearabian123789. Thank you for taking the time to say so.😁
What does tha smile even mean! Lol
Your comment made me smile because it was nice.
I’m unable to have kids but I would like to be a stay at home fur baby mom and take care of puppies all day. 😍 ❤️💕
Not really. And it doesn’t have to do with feminism lol. I’m just more comfortable going out and pursuing a career
It's the guy that traditions have off to work and mom at home. but if sense and whit are ruomour to be a woman's trate with intellect. well I'm heading to the guess that she also mabe able to b a better bread winner and that's what's needed in today's society and dad needs no explaining on kids cause dad is always the final say and being there is always something dad's are not always privledge enough with. so I like the idea that dad's could make Change the role and mr mom b the norm cool
It's what I'm looking for but for me career is only something that I have to achieve in order to get money, so if I would be able to find a rich husband (and who's okay with me occupying of the house and kids) I would be also okay with that.
If I had kids I would but if it was just me and my husband I wouldn't because then I would feel useless. Luckily I don't have to consider any of those case scenarios yet...
I’d love to be a housewife, but I do plan on finishing my studies and getting a degree. It would be a waste to just have the diploma hanging on the wall and not get a job myself.
I wouldn't mind. An educated woman with a job would get more respect from me though. Cause they usually get it harder because they both work and take care of the house.
"An educared woman with a job would get more respect"? nothing is harder than raising children
What im trying to say that a working woman would do both. Work and raise children. I was raised by a single mom so i have respect for women like her.
Wouldn't want to. Would only stay at home until the child is old enough for kindergarden.
I would be okay with my partner staying at home though.
If ever we are financially stable, yes. I would really like to be a housewife but of course I will still find a way to earn money while I'm at home...
Such anti-feminist bs. What man wants to have to pay for absolutely everything and what woman truly wants to have no life aside from being a mom.
This one.
Being a stay at home wife/mom or the male equivalent is just lazy. So I guess if you can afford to be lazy, then go ahead. I just don't have any respect for laziness.
For the first few years, sure. I'm a writer and can write anywhere. But eventually I'd want to do other things. Once the kid (s) are in school, I'd probably not do the stay at home thing anymore.
Depends... are modern stay at home wives actually expected to do things around the house, or does she just fuck the mailman and watch desperate housewives while drinking a bottle or two of wine?
wow.. the stay at home moms that I know do a lot of work, it's just centered around their home.
@Reach500 The ones I know don't do anything. Meanwhile, husband works a 6 figure job, does most of the cooking and cleaning, and participates in the scouts with the children.
oh, that's nuts. I guess people should work out their responsibilities before they get married.
No I wouldn't want to be a house wife.
I would feel like I wasted too much time at school and collage.
I want to make use of what I learned or at least as much as posible.
No, I wouldn't want to be one. It's fine if my partner does and I can support them and our family but it's not something I would want to do myself.
You would ok with your man being a house husband, with you being the bread winner?
@Markfish Of course. We've discussed it before and we'd both be happy with that. It's something I think we'd enjoy. I know I wouldn't enjoy being a stay at home wife though, it just isn't my thing.
Good on you
She loves her home husband, effeminate Soy-Boy's.
If a women can stay at home and live off a guy's money, why can't a guy stay at home and do the same thing?
@Markfish He can, there's fuck all wrong with it.
I know, I am responding to womenfearme
My wife being a stay at home Mom is probably the only relationship I would want right now.
I guess it wouldn't matter if I really liked someone who did want a career, but it would still be what would make the relationship perfect.
I'd stay at home only for the sake of the kids. Before having kids I have no intention of staying at home.
No. I'd hate to give up work. I'd rather care for my home, my family and work at the same time.
I am a stay at home wife and mom. I honestly miss working, but I’m glad to be there for my kids.
I just started making enough so my wife can stay at home with the kids. Its wonderful. I wish we did this years ago.
i love kids to death but definitely no, ill feel like I waste all those years of studying and i can never sit and not do anything lmao
I would t mind being in a relationship where it was financially viable for one of us to be a stay at home person
Which one it is isn't of great importance
I’ll be more than happy if my girlfriend decides to be a housewife. It’ll be easier too since we don’t have to rely on daycare centers. I rather have our child raised by the both of us.
she'll stay at home. Probably get a part-time job or something if she's bored. Seems like a good balance. I make more money most likely so...
I wouldn't mind either. But if she wants to work, im worried about who will care for the child because id like to work too. And thats something to be discussed when i find a partner lol
Yes, I couldn't imagine being away from my kids when I have some. But I wanna still work sometimes to earn extra cash to afford things for my kiddos.
If I could afford it and KNEW she loved me unconditionally yes... but only till the kids go to school then she should work part time everyone needs something to occupy their time.
Perfectly stated.
I'd prefer to work. A couple years of maternity leave would be good of course, but I would want to go back to my job after that.
I would definitely be one if i can ever have a kid.
No i'd prefer to be working but i don't mind if my partner wanted me to.
Hmmm 👀
I don’t want to ask for an allowance. I went to college and I want to be able to have my own money to buy my husband a Christmas present instead of asking him for money for his own present...
I can't do that. Even if I got money for that, I don't think I could
I prefer working and getting the experience i need to get paid job.
Really doesn't matter to me. As long as she does what she wants. If I make money for the both of us to live comfortably, she can stay at home.
I'm a stay at home mom for 9 months and I love it :)
Because I make good money and if my kids can have a parent with them at all times they will be smarter and more educated as well as better mannered.
ya sure... but it can get annoying because she has nothing to really keep her engaged but house work... that gets boring after 20 years you know
Of course. My kids would come first if I could provide for them without having any job.
I would definitely. I would love to be a stay at home wife / mom. Having a career doesn't interest me.
Yes. Most of my cousins didn't suffer from having a SAHM.
Yes link it please
Alright hold on
You’re the only one who seems to want it so here:
Guys If you could afford to be a stay at home husband/dad, would you? ↗
If more ask I’ll put it in the update
Thanks.
I wouldn't mind but because I don't think I could not work entirely I'd start some sort of business/work from home.
Yes, totally. 100% I want to be a stay at home mom. ☺😄
A lot of factors to consider. If you both have children, if you have goals you want to pursue, if you both are financially stable, if this is how you want to live your life.
For like the first two years or so and then it's back to work - parenting is rewarding but I need something to do for me aswell - to balance things out✨
I think it would be nice to be a stay at home mom, but I would need something to do throughout my day for my own money, name, and just to keep my kids active. I'd probably start my own business.
Im a fan of the traditional family. With that i dont mean the sexist "woman should stay in kitchen and care for the kids" but rather that there is always someone there for the child and that should be a parent.
Only if he could provide me a castle with land n forest n unlimited bank balance.
I want to enjoy my motherhood and love to take care of all this but only if i have a healthy atmosphere at home. Most women work due to family problems
I love kids but I couldn't see myself staying at home all day. I don't mind to be a working mum.
I love working. Makes me feel productive. This way I can be better example for my kids.
I would love to have a stay at home wife and that is the type of wife I want. I would feel happy to be providing and supporting her.
Stay at home mothers & wives tend to invite people over to cheat on their husbands with. Malcolm X used to fuck some stupid white housewife before he converted to Islam
Where did you get this dumb ass shit from?
X's ghost written autobiography, & the culture of cheating that characterizes housewife culture from fictional depictions in popular media to social media apps that are used by promiscuous women to sleep around who openly advertise themselves as married & looking.
I accidentally ended up cucking a man because this woman told me she was separated for an extended period of time from her husband & then oh wait, no, we decided to stay married she says. She was a housewife who was sexually bored & decided to lead me on & that shit is a staple of housewife culture.
Yeah, maybe work something like part time job and have more time for my babies pugs
YES. I am a traditional, feminine woman and prefer to take on the traditional role of stay at home wife and create a home for my husband and children.
The question is worded incorrectly however, it is if my man can afford it...
Not worded incorrectly. If you could afford to, would you do it? And you said you would
Yes of course. I feel its the best role for a feminine woman.
You really don't want to send your woman out to work for another man... especially if she is beautiful :)
also, you do realise that the cost of childcare (nurseries and /or babysitters) is the same as having another mortgage? If you really sit down and do the calculations, one parent ends up working for 50$ extra a week. Absolutely not worth it.
I think it's important in the early years for the mother to be present as it has a effect on the child later on in life.
i dont c a guys option like i would like to be a stay at home dad one day if i could afford it
There is no guy option because this one is strictly about the women, but if you commented about guys I wouldn’t downvote you or anything. I was gonna do a men’s one tomorrow but a pink anon beat me too it (used my wording style and everything 😂). I can link you to it if you’d like?
thats ok