Question for all you self proclaimed "educated" women (separate, kids)
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Any idiot can get and keep a job. Most people these days have no idea how to run an efficient household.
Wrong. How quickly you forget that a lot of people were either been severely underemployed or unemployed during the depths of the recent recession. The labor force participation rate is lower today than it was in 2007 when the recession. But I will agree that running an efficient household is a challenge. It is really difficult to work full time and run an efficient household. Therefore, the division of labor between full time worker and full time household manager makes sense.
Wrong. How quickly you forget that a lot of people were either been severely underemployed or unemployed during the depths of the recent recession. The labor force participation rate is lower today than it was in 2007 when the recession. But I will agree that running an efficient household is a challenge. It is really difficult to work full time and run an efficient household. Therefore, the division of labor between full time worker and full time household manager makes sense.
The housewives of the 1950s had a great deal too. Not going into a paying job and being financially taken care of is pretty awesome.
If women thought that life was so sweet, they wouldn't have worked so hard to change it all these years. Could it be that women actually desire something more than just being financially taken care of?
ZZZZZZZ sounds about as exciting as a cardboard box. I'm an educated woman but there is a time and a place. You can be highly educated AND relatable- some people don't seem to understand that. In fact Ben Carson does a great job of this- the man is in the highest tier of education and he sounds like a normal dude.
If women thought that life was so sweet, they wouldn't have worked so hard to change it all these years. Could it be that women actually desire something more than just being financially taken care of?
Didn't take long for them to get tired of it either - second wave feminism started in the early/mid 1960s.
Saw that for the first time on a bumper sticker recently. Love it!
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