Waychel said:
LOL I'd make a horrible mom, but I do think that if you start a family that you do have a responsibility towards supporting it.
I just think that if more women who have the ability to stay at home and raise their kids were to do so (instead of sticking them in daycares all day and never involving themselves in their lives), that we'd be a lot better off. I also think that when a couple works two separate jobs away from each other, that it does tend to detract from their interest in each other's affairs. I've seen so many divorces because of that.
No offense, I don't really know you or read many of your posts, but you look no older than 16-years-old. So I mean, you're young and hopefully, that'll change over time. You have kind of a narrow view of how it all works, but I think that's an age thing.
There are plenty of other industrialized nations where both sexes have jobs in the workplace and manage their relationships without resorting to divorce. The high divorce rate is a product of American culture, not female independence. We live in a country where it's easier to get married than it is to get divorced. I think the opposite should be true.
I don't know when a woman taking a supportive role in a marriage over an independent one became something to look down upon anyways.
I don't mind women being homemakers as long as it's for the right reasons, and I've seen situations where it's not. And a wife as a homemaker doesn't necessarily make a good marriage or a good family.
