i know down here and in major areas, babysitting can cost as much one of the parent's salariesHow could any of these men look at themselves in the mirror.
so fukk it and why not spend some years with your kid instead if its gonna be like that
i know down here and in major areas, babysitting can cost as much one of the parent's salariesHow could any of these men look at themselves in the mirror.
No offense to you ladies, but this stay at home dad thing doesn’t sit right with me. I understand the value of having a father in the home (madamemoreaux), but there’s a certain dignity that comes with working, that ( as a man) shouldn’t be missed.
I’m sorry if you ladies feel offended, but being a stay at home dad is not something I could ever do, support or justify.
give em guaranteed maternity leave for upwards up to 6-8 weeks while we’re at it.
Not what shea butter twitter says.What’s wrong? If a woman can make enough money to support the household then why not be a stay at home dad? I wish y’all would quit underestimating your value as fathers. Families run better when one spouse is at home.
That's on them then. Forget dumb, silly egos and do what's best for the family. If the mother is making bank at her 9-5 and dad has some rinky dink ass job, then stay home. No need for a childcare bill. Perhaps he can use that time the kids are at school to study or go to school himself. He's more valuable as a full-time dad than a full-time, underpaid worker and partial dad. He could always get a part-time job. "Stay at home" doesn't have to mean not work, just like a dude working doesn't mean he's a provider.
That's on them then. Forget dumb, silly egos and do what's best for the family. If the mother is making bank at her 9-5 and dad has some rinky dink ass job, then stay home. No need for a childcare bill. Perhaps he can use that time the kids are at school to study or go to school himself. He's more valuable as a full-time dad than a full-time, underpaid worker and partial dad. He could always get a part-time job. "Stay at home" doesn't have to mean not work, just like a dude working doesn't mean he's a provider.
The assertion that being a stay at home spouse doesn’t qualify as “work” is truly baffling. Not going to drag on, but those who have been stay at home spouses know the work it entails (cooking cleaning shopping yard work maintenance scheduling doctors appointments car repair managing finances and investments) and that’s before factoring in children(childcare alone can be thousands a month). Please don’t diminish all that goes into it—it’s highly insulting.
Maybe some basic simple minded woman wouldn’t appreciate a stay at home dad but a woman who is truly a good wife and partner will.
Also, I do understand that men have a natural desire to provide and be perceived as being providers, similar to how women have a natural desire to stay home with infants/small children, but ultimately we all need to do what we have to, whether that be working outside of the home or caring for family.
Bum bytches lucky to get a dude with a full-time job.You can tell who's mature and who's not by the words that outta their mouth, this is a good reply... thank you
@AddictedToHoes these south florida dusty bytches trying to land a doctor or lawyer are in for a treat.
I was broke for years and always the ain't shyt nikkas and bytches would shyt on me but the ones who actually were mature minded would say "at least he's trying"
You can tell a person's mentality and the level their at mentality....
I told myself when I get rid I'm not rewarding no bum bytch, regardless or age or what people expect... fukk them.
So if you don't want a husband that is a stay at home dad, you're basic and simple minded?The assertion that being a stay at home spouse doesn’t qualify as “work” is truly baffling. Not going to drag on, but those who have been stay at home spouses know the work it entails (cooking cleaning shopping yard work maintenance scheduling doctors appointments car repair managing finances and investments) and that’s before factoring in children(childcare alone can be thousands a month). Please don’t diminish all that goes into it—it’s highly insulting.
Maybe some basic simple minded woman wouldn’t appreciate a stay at home dad but a woman who is truly a good wife and partner will.
Also, I do understand that men have a natural desire to provide and be perceived as being providers, similar to how women have a natural desire to stay home with infants/small children, but ultimately we all need to do what we have to, whether that be working outside of the home or caring for family.
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