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What's your poison of choice while scrubbing the toilets and mopping the floors?
Same thing really its easy almost mindless methodical work. Though you cant watch TV at the same time of course, i usually only drink once a week anyway.
Oh and my daughter (whos 5) has a bad habit of jumping on my back and playing horsies, everytime i scrub the floor
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The dog trainer wife had something close to $100,000 in student loans that he paid off. She was in her early 40s when they met, and is pushing 50 now, same age as wife #2. She was economically insecure and was looking for a payday wherever she could find one.
Right - she definitely doesn’t sound economically empowered; then again, he doesn’t sound ‘empowered’ either.
He wasn’t so empowered as evidenced by his string of poor choices (and neither were the women). The whole advantage of being ‘economically empowered’ (for a woman per the thread but it applies to men too) is lack of dependence and the ability to make sound, rational choices as it pertains to matters of the heart. Economic (or emotional) dependency result in poor choices which, in turn, stifles ‘empowerment’, no matter how much money one earns.
A common theme of this thread is far too low a bar for what qualifies as "economically empowered"
... having a job, even one that pays well, is not it.
The scarier theme is the isolation that so many twist notions of independence into.
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