Would you be a stay at home dad if your wife made over $500k a year?

[coachTanthony]

Yup

No way

A total of 43 votes were cast: 11 girls and 32 guys. See detailed results

[HawkPerception]

I mean... my grand goal anyways is to create my own online brand which sells fashion, home decor, and health products, and also create videos and blogs on it. I also want to write my own book. So if my partner made $500k a year and was cool with me being a stay at home dad, I'd be happy to do all the cooking, cleaning, taking care of the kids and use any excess time on my goals. I prefer the dynamic of me providing and her being the stay at home wife/mom, but if she's completely fine with that dynamic and doesn't look down on me in any way because of it, I'd do it.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Sure, I’d love to. Be with my kids all day. I could run my business from home

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely, without skipping a heartbeat! Imagine getting to be the rockstar at home, mastering the art of pancakes while having the precious time to bond with the little ones. Plus, supporting my wife as she crushes it with that 500k+? That's what I call teamwork, making the dream work! Love comes in many forms, and this one comes with breakfast in bed and daddy daycare vibes. Who says success and family can't have the perfect love story?😉

[Ladsin2]

I didn’t know AI was gay.

[Apple1996]

Stay at home parents usually stay at home because they cannot afford childcare not because they are rich 😆

[AviatorTom]

Sure, and I'd probably do some part-time WFH.

[Avicenna]

Yeah, I think I could do it. Of course, it would be a joint decision.

[Iron_Man]

I can train my son in sports, take him to school pick him up but I’m not up for changing poopy diapers and cooking a lot of meals. I’m not a professional cook. I can just cook simple things like grilled cheese and ham sandwiches. I think that would be a lot of responsibility taking care of a baby about one years old by myself alone. I can barbecue outside, but I’m just not in indoor cook

[OfMiceandMen]

I may for the first few years simply because it makes more sense, but once the little gaffer is heading to primary school, I would go back to work.

[ArrowheadSW]

In my younger years when this could have been an issue, I don't think it would have been for me. I don't think I would have enjoyed the lifestyle.

[electromagnetic]

Gotta show my husband this. Not that I’ll ever make more but it worth a shot.

[Wiredone]

I enjoy my work so probably not. Being a business owner I can make my own schedule so I can still take care of the kids and do the jobs that came in. Thankfully I don't have to worry about raising kids anymore since my kids are grown

[NathanDavis]

I make enough myself and in a way too, in which I can stay home

[Unit1]

No. I'll build my wealth in parallel while enjoying the comforts she'll brings

[worldscolide]

If that's what was best for us, but I think I'd go nuts not being able to do what I do.

[Ladsin2]

Sure, then I could put on my makeup, make a stunning casserole, and and get ready for a lively fisting that night.

[clampfan101]

I don’t care which one of us brings the money home. I just want both of us to be happy.

[Dongie]

Shit yes. And a good one. May have trouble but that's good too.

[handsomelad70]

Yes, though perhaps I'd supplement her salary with a profitable hobby.

[OlderAndWiser]

Gladly!

[exitseven]

Yes. I would like that.

[Anonymous]

Yes, of course I would.