Most guys don't care I would say. We don't want to have to pay all the bills, but we will.
We just want a woman we are attracted to that makes our lives not a living hell and maybe even a bit easier. A good mother to our children, and someone fun to be around.
When I ask a man what he is looking for, a woman's job or career almost never enters into the equation. It's a nice bonus if she makes good money, but that could also come with it's own issues.
I have always been of the thought, that I expect the same out of women, that I do out of men, are anyone really. Sure I'll pay the bills because I'm "supposed to" but I still think it's dumb. I would expect my wife to have a job if there are no kids to be taken care of, or they are in school.
We can both clean, cook, and take care of the kids. If she is just laying around the house "taking care of the home" well I would say you can go make some money.
IF she doesn't make that much, and we have a child on the way. Well then it would make more sense for her to stay home and not have to pay child care people who don't give a shit about your kid.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yWe need to distinguish between housewives and stay-at-home mothers. For most men, marriage means a family, which means kids, and kids need a real mother.
There's nothing wrong with a married women working, but if she has young kids she should be home with them giving them the childhood they deserves, not pursuing her career ambitions.
The best arrangement for me is an educated woman who wants to contribute financially, but who prioritizes her family over her personal ambitions. When kids come into the picture she quits her job and stays home caring for her children. When the kids are in junior high or high schools she goes back into the workforce. When the kids are grown she can focus on her career again.
Family is the most important thing in life. Women who don't realize that and don't want to do their part in that equation are not suitable brides for quality men.
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Opinion Owner+1 y@HannesK Which part (s) do you disagree with?
Asker+1 yYour thoughts are really beautiful... that's what a real woman wants too...
Opinion Owner+1 y@Asker Thank you, I appreciate that. It's heartening to see a woman who agrees and will acknowledge it. I hope you have, or get a good man who is worthy of you.
Opinion Owner+1 y@HannesK Agreed, thanks brother. Have a good weekend.
Asker+1 y@Sasha0426 🙃once you'll become a mom you'll forget everything... it's such a beautiful experience... May Allah help you...
Asker+1 y@Opinion Owner you too get a good woman Insha Allah...🙃
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@sasha0426 same. I don’t want to be a housewife either taking care of kids. I would rather work and make money for myself. I don’t want kids and nor do i want to spend my time raising them and being around them 24/7. I prefer my freedom, money, privacy, and peace and quiet. I also agree with the pregnancy part and giving birth, FUCK THAT.
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Not everyone wants kids and it’s not a beautiful experience or a blessing to people who have no interest in kids!
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@sasha0426 people who can’t respect other people’s decisions and opinions, are the most stupidest people alive.
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@Asker just because YOU want kids and find them as a blessing, does not mean everyone else will think the same about them.
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@Asker also, not everyone is Muslim and believes in Allah so please refrain from bringing religion into topics. Thanks. Coming from an egyptian Coptic Orthodox Christian!!!
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@Sasha0426 you know how many people have came at me and told me nasty things because I don’t want kids? Those people are the true miserable people who cannot leave other people alone for making different choices in life that better suits them. It’s sad really
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@Brittanyroseee I’ve heard horror stories where people would tell, mostly women, to unalive themselves because there’s no point for them to be alive if they’re not going to birth children.
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@Sasha0426 that is absolutely disgusting. It’s very gross how some people including mostly men, view women as nothing but breeders and to give birth to children. Very gross. Not everyone wants kids or likes them. Why should those people still have them if they have no interest in kids? We are individuals with different interests in life. Not everyone is interested in kids
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@Sasha0426 i have had some men tell me im useless and not worth marrying because I don’t want to give birth to a crotch demon lol
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@Brittanyroseee Makes you wonder how they treat their family members by speaking to you that way. If they’re willing to say things like that to you, imagine how they’ll treat you if you were married to them.
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@Sasha0426 exactly and men who think like that, would 100% abuse their wife😂😂😂😂😂😂i have seen men say things like “i want a woman who will submit to me” ew. Just EW!!!
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I have seen other men say shit like “a woman should want to serve her husband and be a good mother to her children” fuck that😂
Asker+1 y@Brittanyroseee well I think giving someone a Dua is not a crime... I respect your opinion.. you don't want kids it's ok... Iam Muslims & not an Orthodox Christian... my views are different than you so I'm not gonna talk about it.. it's just that I said a good thing for her... you didn't liked it or the other girl didn't liked it... it's good why insulting me like that... just because I said that... it says a lot about you too a lot too...
Asker+1 y@Sasha0426 & I don't like people like you who bring a whole war if they didn't agree with someone's opinion... or a question of someone... I didn't cursed you or something I said a GOod thing for you... you didn't like it it's ok.. you may leave instead of saying things like that...
Asker+1 y@Sasha0426 & you said things first like I'm not mentally stable to raise a child I don't have patience etc... what I can say on it instead of saying may Allah help you.. you don't believe on religion Soo it's all good... I didn't cursed you...
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You can’t be telling someone who clearly doesn’t want kids, that it’s a good thing for her. Like wtf?
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You didn’t like her opinion and you told her that once she becomes a mom it’s a beautiful thing. She doesn’t want to be a mom so why are you forcing it on her?
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Why are you bringing allah into this? she's not muslim
Asker+1 y@Brittanyroseee you can read her first answer...& I'm not gonna reply anymore... you two can continue if you want... As if I made a crime by saying this... Sorry for saying that...
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@Asker i read everything and she stated her opinion which was she would rather work than be tied down to a child. She stated she doesn’t have patience for kids. Then you told her that once she has a kid it will be different. She won’t be having kids and people who do not want kids will never see them as a blessing
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Kids are for certain people. They are not for everyone. They are work. They are for people who want them.
Asker+1 y@Brittanyroseee as if by my answer she got pregnant & now facing problems childrens have... gal don't start getting on my nerves now... I said a thing she said many things... now it's Over... I didn't say that to you... now please end this
Asker+1 y@nastyb yup Soo true can't agree more in today's society it's happening
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@Asker if she got pregnant, there is a solution and that is called ABORTION. Never heard of that?
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@Asker i will get on your nerves as i please because people like you should stop trying to force your beliefs onto other people who clearly think differently
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@Asker idc if you didn’t say it to me, i saw you say ignorant shit so i said something to you. What you said is ignorant. Telling someone who clearly could care less about children “oh once you have a child it will be a blessing!” Is ridiculous because that person doesn’t want kids and they will not and it’s not a blessing to people who don’t want them.
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And bringing your religion into a topic where the individual is not muslim, is stupid in itself lol
Opinion Owner+1 y@Brittanyroseee Woah, I took a couple of days off and my question exploded! Forgive me if I don't read through all of that.
But thanks for MHO.
Asker+1 y@Opinion Owner 😆 no need to read it...
+1 yI am not a guy, so I dont know, but I dont like the idea of being a "housewife", and the men that i've met who seek a relationship like that, I tend to not like either.
Its not that I dont like caring for a home, but I would never want to put myself in a situation where im financially dependent on a partner, for safety reasons and also because it in my opinion creates a more equal relationship when both people in the relationship contribute.210 Reply- +1 y
Wdym? Being a housewife is an equal contribution. The work they do is necessary as well
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@WhiteBoyChill oh I agree, I think I mean contribute financially :) I do also think there's a difference between being a housewife and stay at home mom, but the question was regarding "housewife"
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I equate those terms as being one and the same. What is the difference?
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@WhiteBoyChill one is staying home with the children and the other is without, at least in my understanding of it, but culture probably effects how the term is percieved :)
Asker+1 yWell 🙂 I think after you become a wife you become a mom too... so yeah
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Often yes :)
Asker+1 y🙂Yup
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I would hate to stay at home taking care of kids😒
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+1 yDepends on the guy. Men who want kids will want a traditional housewife. Men who could care less about kids, would want a woman who works and has goals. Im more of a working independent woman. I also don’t like kids and don’t want them. So im not the best choice for men who do want kids and that is fine!!!
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI prefer a housewife/mother. Am I saying she had to do everything I tell her? No. I want a girl who wants to have that type of life. Most men don’t want career oriented women. Most men could care less about a her career or how much money she makes, that’s not something men usually think of whereas women do. No man wants a “boss bitch,” a Ms. Independent type of girl. No it’s not cause we can’t handle her either like some women say to make theirselves feel better about being single. Who the hell wants to come home from work to having to handle someone? What is she a dog? We choose not to handle them. Men don’t want a masculine female. When you’re out in the world dealing w other males, their egos, etc, you don’t want to come home to that as well. I’d prefer a stay at home wife/mother, someone who wants to be there, who doesn’t feel like she’s a slave. I want to come home to a nice, comfy house, to the sound of my dogs, the kids, a wife so gorgeous that all bs you dealt w all day just vanishes the minute you lay eyes on her. To come home to where I can be me, be myself, not have to have my guard up. To something nice to eat. Am I going to neglect helping around the house? Of course not.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yPreferences regarding a partner's career choice can vary significantly among individuals, and there is no universal answer to your question. People have diverse values, beliefs, and priorities when it comes to choosing a life partner. Some men may prefer a working/career-oriented woman as they appreciate shared professional interests, intellectual stimulation, and the potential for financial independence. Others may prefer a partner who chooses to be a housewife, valuing traditional gender roles, domestic harmony, and a focus on family life.
It's important to recognize that societal attitudes and gender roles have evolved over time, and individual preferences reflect this diversity. Many men are supportive of their partners' choices, whether they pursue a career or decide to prioritize homemaking. The key is finding compatibility and shared values within a relationship, as well as mutual respect for each other's aspirations and life choices.
Ultimately, it is crucial to approach relationships with open and honest communication, discussing individual desires, expectations, and aspirations regarding career and family life. This will enable couples to find common ground and make informed decisions about their future together.
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+1 yYou assume that marriage is a goal that all of ''us'' have :)
Let me correct you in this respect, please.
I rather think that a majority of men are willing to make a romantic (and outdated) compromise in return of having a monogamous relationship with their preferred mating partner; for a while, until things become lame - or sour.
If the woman ''works'' or if she loafs around at home plays a minor role.
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Asker+1 y🙂well I can ask a question can't I?
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Of course you can, heh heh.
It's just... not all ''answers'' are as expected, or even stereotypical.
Out of general interest --- which of these three types do you associate yourself with?
Asker+1 yI think everyone has the right to say their opinion... I'm not gonna imply my thoughts...🙂 already regretting saying one thing to someone... people are really closed minded
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Don't regret to have an opinion :) ... and if we meet a closed mind, then we simply don't vote for him next time.
... 😎
guys' preferences will range from not being factor to being a housewife is preferred
nothing wrong either way but there's lots of people who will be upset at the housewife preference and apply non-existent motives for having such a preference
10 ReplyI think this depends on the relationship dynamics but also an awareness of our biology & what we are naturally inclined to be attracted to as a consequence. We live in an age where the social contracts been torn to shreds & now everyone's confused :/ I know I've passed up many great women because I felt like I couldn't provide for her. We live in a new age & all, except men are expected to be traditional & modern while women get to choose just modern. I'm aware stereotypes exist on both sides, still working on this myself :/ Most men prefer a housewife because women want to marry equal & up income wise, almost never down, something men on a collective level aren't guilty of.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yIf I could, I would like to marry a girl that's still virgin and make her a housewife. I suppose if I had taken her virginity during the time we were dating (which I most likely would) then I guess she could be a housewife as well.
Otherwise no.10 ReplyCan't I have the middle ground. A woman with a career but not obssessed with it to the point of neglecting our family?
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Yup that's right 👍
? Obviously depends on the guy.
There are men that want their partner to work, there are men who want a house wife, and there are men who don’t really care.
My mom worked and she was an amazing mother and wife.
20 ReplyBoth career woman cum house wife. So that I can sit back and relax. I am lazy so she will take care of everything, household chores, cooking and cleaning. Women look cute when they breast feed babies, cook and clean. 😅😂🤣
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Asker+1 yLol 😆 the science has not become that advance that you can make babies
Asker+1 yLollll
+1 yIll be honest. It sounds terrible, but for me, i want both.
A woman who is firm, independent, confident in herself- fiercely protective of her family and husband- this comes with a woman who has professional career experience.
But also, a woman who is tender hearted, patient, loving and gentle. The hallmarks of a housewife.
00 Reply527 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. It really depends on the man but most men that make decent money would rather have a woman that stays home and cares for the family/house. It's really only poor men that want a woman to work
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Lol based
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yMost guys I know honestly don't care about this either way. We're looking for hot, nice and fun in a wife. If having a career makes you more likely to be hot, nice and fun than staying at home as a housewife, we'd support that. If being a housewife mas you more likely to be hot, nice and fun, we'd support that. We're pretty simple that way.
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+1 yWould you change your core just so guys prefer so? You be who you are and there will be a guy who’ll love you exactly like that.
I was the most loved when I was my raw self.
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As for women, who are reading this :
Sweethearts, even the most loyal of the man might leave you in the end, when you are both 60 and she suddenly decides she wants to fuck a 20 year old.
It’s always better to have your own money, your career, your ground, your support system, because life is full with surprises and it’s a pitiful life to be totally depended on someone else.
Love and be loved, but as my genuine advice, don’t you ever become totally dependent on someone else.
Children are raised more successful when their parents are both successful, unhappy mother equals unhappy children and would you be happy sitting home 24/7 for the next 18-20 years?
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*he suddenly decides
Personally , I prefer working career woman , and its dam tough to do it any other way these days , they simply have to plan , be super motivated and super organised , its a massive skill.
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+1 yI prefer a mix of both, since I believe a mother is very important for a child's initial years on this planet. However, I would also never require that of my partner.
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+1 yI prefer a woman has an attitude that reciprocates the sacrifices made for her to be happy and is good at raising kids. I'm self employed, so whether or not she has an MBA, etc... is of zero importance to me. It's not indicative of her being able to do either of the above. Mexican, Central American, Arab and SE Asian women please apply asap. This way!😍👈
00 ReplyGuys generally don't care. I guess we prefer loyalty more than anything and someone who puts the work into the relationship
10 Replywhat is more important is: can be actually afford a housewife while still being able to pay for a good childhood for the kids
10 Reply504 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. It depends on the guy, but most men are going to expect their wife to work.
20 ReplyThe fact that you asked this Question tells me your not that smart.
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Asker+1 yYup sooo Correct... the fact the you don't have an answer...👀
Asker+1 yYeah right but I think it's not that true... in today's generation men are not that menly...😐they have no problem if they make their woman to work... it's just Soo stressful for a woman to make a career... plus become a mom... then giving birth to babies... all 😐
Asker+1 yWhat do you mean
+1 yPart time work is somewhere that makes everyone... happy enough 😀
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It's neither housewife, neither career woman, neither layabout 😋
556 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. Career lady for me. Or investor. Or financial advisor. Money rules this planet and i want to enslave money, not be enslaved by money.
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Perfect husband material!
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I would hate to be married to someone who wants me as a servant
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@Brittanyroseee ayyy 😍 you got that right. We're no slaves. We're king and Queen and the slavemasters of money.
You know what else? I'm getting a vasectomy. am i More than perfect now 😉?
+1 yCareer woman. Birds of a feather, plus I don't want kids. DINKs for life.
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+1 yI guess I'd prefer the housewife, if I really had to choose between the two, but it's not a strong preference. Just do what makes you happy.
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+1 yFor sure a housewife, she can work before marriage but after marriage she's going to become a housewife
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@Sasha0426 well when i meet my chosen one, for sure i'll talk with her about it cause if she doesn't adores it than she won't be mine...
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@Sasha0426 where can i find her? A random spell, i wonder where it went 🤔
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@Sasha0426 🤣🤣
neither and both... To me that is not part of the criteria for marriage.
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+1 yI prefer a work from home career woman.
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+1 yHousewife
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+1 yWhy not both?
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+1 yworking woman for me
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+1 yHousewife
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+1 yWorking
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