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In reply to the discussion: Is it a privilege to be able to stay at home and not work? [View all]Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)37. Up Is Up.
Just want to get that out there so I can see how long before I hear about "that dimwit in the mens group who said Up is Down!!!"
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If you are female and you choose to stay at home with the kids, you're a good mom
Major Nikon
Oct 2013
#4
privilege to stay at home and not work. no, women do not get much more respect or appreciation
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#10
ability to choose? that really was not what your OP was about. your Op was more acceptable, ya, i
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#12
no. not about zero. about as many people that appreciate the value of a stay at home mom (and not
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#15
everyone has the choice. what you are really saying is men are respected less if they make that
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#18
It's true enough that the first battlefield of the bullshit war is in our own heads.
lumberjack_jeff
Oct 2013
#26
I'm beginning to think using the Men's group to post links to reading comprehension training
lumberjack_jeff
Oct 2013
#53
I think you are "cleverly" trying to understate the role of the stay at home parent
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Oct 2013
#55