Does a woman who wants to be or is a"tradwife," have some form of internalized misogyny?

[Anonymous]

She does

She doesn't

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*does a woman

[Razp_Sorbet]

there's nothing wrong with wanting to be a stay at home mum or house wife, do what you want to do. But understanding its not what everyone wants or is capable of doing is the key difference between someone who is internally misogynistic and not.

Heck if I could afford do both myself and my partner would be stay at home husband and wife 😂 have a few kids and travel the world

[RxR0954]

It could be different for different women… personally me and my partner have that fantasy too but we’d be too bored without a job

[OneViewpoint]

She might. Or she may just value that traditional role and not really be interested in a career. One red flag for me would be if she were raised in an Evangelical Christian family / cult. Same thing with a Mormon woman, Amish, etc. If she's been brainwashed since birth to be a house slave, I want no part of her.

[MrChinaski]

Some days, I find it puzzling that women come to this site. Every day somebody -- I'm not singling out you -- invents a brand new way to explain why they are irretrievably evil. It sounds exhausting.

[XXTruthfulOgrexx]

I am sick of such posts. Not everything revolves around this asinine argument.

The truth is, it is and should be THEIR CHOICE. Each will have their preferences in how to live their life.

This constant need to apply such arguments is counterproductive and just fuels this inane gender war we have had to suffer with for the last 3 decades.

The gulf between the genders is already large enough without trying to fuel it with obvious rage bait questions.

[BCRanger10]

No. "Internalized misogyny" is just a silly little idea invented by so-called "progressives" and projected onto the same women that they claim can make their own choices and aren't owned by anyone.

[DishLady]

No of course not. Some women are REALLY AMAZING homemakers and aren’t outgoing enough to make it in the cutthroat executive world. It is what it is.

(Why do folks take everything to extremes?)

[RavVid]

Supposedly feminism is about women having choice in how they live... except they get called "pick me"s if they want a more traditional life

[goaded]

I don't think so. It's a perfectly reasonable and common choice to want to stay home, cook and raise children. The point is that is should be a choice, not forced by society.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Internalized gender roles, I believe so. What bridge are you using to go from gender roles to misogyny?

[Anonymous]

I have no idea what you're talking about or asking.

[Asker]

If a woman wants to be the kind of wife who doesn't have a job and stays home with her children and spends her days tending to domestic chores, do you think she has a low or negative view or either herself or women in general?

[Opinion Owner]

Nope.

[snermcger]

No, she does not like the alternative.

Cat lady or intolerably frigid Democrat.

[SofiaMay18]

No, there's nothing wrong with choosing to be a traditional wife

[Mike_Hum]

what a weirdo question

[beefcakebradybatson]

Likely.