It's wrong for a different reason not for the "women empowerment" issue but more along the lines off ur making him do all the work and b the sole income earner while u sit at home now I understand u would be taking care of the home issues but thats the job of both parties not just 1 person
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If he's making a good income at regular hours and could easily provide and a job for me isn't needed, then how am I making him do it? I obviously wouldn't be forcing him to go to work and I would have the ability to get a job if I wanted to or if he wanted to stay home
I am a housewife and stay at home mom. Its not wrong, it's a little hard but not wrong. You do have to treat your home as a job during certain times; in the morning after I take kids to school I clean the house up real good. I enjoy it
I would want my wife to be a housewife when we have kids post her 35s unless she is a senior manager somewhere or something till the kids sfsrt school.
Kids need to have the love from their parents. I earn enough money so it’s not too much to ask for a mother
Where were you when I needed you? Lol. Wish my ex saw it that way. I was pissed at the idea of having someone else raising my children. I'm an early childhood educator to boot!!
Haha your sweet hun. I just wish I had my child with someone who saw it from your perspective. It's really important for kids to be at home with their parents especially the first year. Daycares can rewire s kids brain until age if three and I don't feel it's worth the risk.
It’s the look after your kids bit so they don’t come out badly after.
I teach on the side as a tutor and the other day I got a guy who was an engineer that didn’t really pay attention to he’s kid and the kid was really really stupid.
He was smart enough to be an engineer and earn enough to pay me loads of money but he coudnt he asked to teach he’s kids? I was a bit dissapointed with the guy.
Yeah this is my worry. I don't want anyone turning my son into a little asshole lol. I got him sleeping through the night at 5 weeks, crawling at 4 months and he's now walking at 8 months. I work in child development and I don't want people hurting or possibly messing up my kids development. There are horrible people masked as child care providers.
No. If that is really what you want it's better to be truthful with yourself rather than pursue a deeply misguided life direction. For example, do you really need to go into deep debt to pursue a college degree for a career that you'll end up never fully performing?
Absolutely not. However, It's not advisable to be that in this era. Not all men but some Men might treat you like thrash and cheat and claim that work is overnight. There are pros and cons to everything under the sun. Just be careful. Try having a career first so you can fall back on something.
"Empowering women" is basically the idea that women can choose to do whatever they want, being a scientist or a housewive. Modern feminism ruined that, stating that being a housewive isn't acceptable for a woman. This is bullshit. You want to be a housewife? Go for it, enjoy, it's your choice and no one can blame you for it.
As you mentioned, it's okay if your husband is financially secure and you have proper schooling, since it sounds like it's just your option, not the only way for you. Otherwise being a house wife because you can't do anything else it's just sad.
I dont think people understand the importance of raising a child. A child, especially during their developmental years, is so important. If you wanna stay home with your child, you absolutely can.
No i dong think its wrong. Whats empowering about being a housewife is the choice. The reality is that most women now and in the past don't have the option of staying at home.
I think it's perfectly ok to want to be a house wife. It all depends on your goals in life. I know a few woman that are just starting there twenty's are married and have kids. They stay at home and do house chores and look after the kids and are perfectly happy with there life.
House wives are very fortunate if the husband is financially secure. It’s a plus if they have a side hustle, take part in volunteering, and/or a hobby they really enjoy.
No its fine invest in your children's lives. God bless you more women should be like you
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My mother was housewife with 2 kids... our dad was financially secure and she can afford it... not to work... But... no one appreciated her. Ended up divorced, broken and had to work on hard low paid works, after my dad stoped finance her... I will never want to be a house wife... no thanks. Better depend from ur urself... than from a rich husband... who can leave anytime
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I want to be a housewife too -- be a woman to my man and just spend my life trying to make him happy, make us happy --
but then things never go as they are planned... I still want to be an indoor girl though, with a man of my own is my dream but without too
It's wrong for a different reason not for the "women empowerment" issue but more along the lines off ur making him do all the work and b the sole income earner while u sit at home now I understand u would be taking care of the home issues but thats the job of both parties not just 1 person
If he's making a good income at regular hours and could easily provide and a job for me isn't needed, then how am I making him do it? I obviously wouldn't be forcing him to go to work and I would have the ability to get a job if I wanted to or if he wanted to stay home
I am a housewife and stay at home mom. Its not wrong, it's a little hard but not wrong. You do have to treat your home as a job during certain times; in the morning after I take kids to school I clean the house up real good. I enjoy it
I would want my wife to be a housewife when we have kids post her 35s unless she is a senior manager somewhere or something till the kids sfsrt school.
Kids need to have the love from their parents. I earn enough money so it’s not too much to ask for a mother
Where were you when I needed you? Lol. Wish my ex saw it that way. I was pissed at the idea of having someone else raising my children. I'm an early childhood educator to boot!!
@Lish89 well I am here now...
Haha your sweet hun. I just wish I had my child with someone who saw it from your perspective. It's really important for kids to be at home with their parents especially the first year. Daycares can rewire s kids brain until age if three and I don't feel it's worth the risk.
@Lish89 yeah I completely agree with you.
It’s the look after your kids bit so they don’t come out badly after.
I teach on the side as a tutor and the other day I got a guy who was an engineer that didn’t really pay attention to he’s kid and the kid was really really stupid.
He was smart enough to be an engineer and earn enough to pay me loads of money but he coudnt he asked to teach he’s kids? I was a bit dissapointed with the guy.
Yeah this is my worry. I don't want anyone turning my son into a little asshole lol. I got him sleeping through the night at 5 weeks, crawling at 4 months and he's now walking at 8 months. I work in child development and I don't want people hurting or possibly messing up my kids development. There are horrible people masked as child care providers.
@Lish89 good on you for realising it
No. If that is really what you want it's better to be truthful with yourself rather than pursue a deeply misguided life direction. For example, do you really need to go into deep debt to pursue a college degree for a career that you'll end up never fully performing?
Absolutely not. However, It's not advisable to be that in this era. Not all men but some Men might treat you like thrash and cheat and claim that work is overnight. There are pros and cons to everything under the sun. Just be careful. Try having a career first so you can fall back on something.
"Empowering women" is basically the idea that women can choose to do whatever they want, being a scientist or a housewive.
Modern feminism ruined that, stating that being a housewive isn't acceptable for a woman.
This is bullshit. You want to be a housewife? Go for it, enjoy, it's your choice and no one can blame you for it.
As you mentioned, it's okay if your husband is financially secure and you have proper schooling, since it sounds like it's just your option, not the only way for you.
Otherwise being a house wife because you can't do anything else it's just sad.
Do whatever you please really.
I don't understand why we are lead to think that one thing is better than other. It should be a choice free of any societal influences.
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I think it's cool for you wanting to be a housewife, that's becoming rare now at days, at least to me it is.
I'm pretty sure by the way you explained your thoughts, you're get the right guy for you someday 😊
Im glad im not alone with wanting to be a housewife
There is nothing wrong with it at all, and in fact it's better for your children and your husband, so if it works for you, go for it.
The only people who are going to mock you for your choice are feminists, and we shouldn't care about what they think anyway.
Choosing to be one of your own volition is great. It's not great if you're forced to and have no other options
I dont think people understand the importance of raising a child. A child, especially during their developmental years, is so important. If you wanna stay home with your child, you absolutely can.
You can be whatever you want
It's your life you should decide for it not the neo feminists
previously feminism was about men and women being equal but now it's just extremism and hate
It's something else i guess
No i dong think its wrong. Whats empowering about being a housewife is the choice. The reality is that most women now and in the past don't have the option of staying at home.
I think it's perfectly ok to want to be a house wife. It all depends on your goals in life. I know a few woman that are just starting there twenty's are married and have kids. They stay at home and do house chores and look after the kids and are perfectly happy with there life.
House wives are very fortunate if the husband is financially secure. It’s a plus if they have a side hustle, take part in volunteering, and/or a hobby they really enjoy.
No its fine invest in your children's lives. God bless you more women should be like you
My mother was housewife with 2 kids... our dad was financially secure and she can afford it... not to work...
But... no one appreciated her.
Ended up divorced, broken and had to work on hard low paid works, after my dad stoped finance her...
I will never want to be a house wife... no thanks. Better depend from ur urself... than from a rich husband... who can leave anytime
That's what is an independent girl decision is appreciate you