• poVoq
    3•2 years ago

    I don’t think what I wrote and what your wrote is the opposite at all, in fact your first paragraph confirms exactly what I wrote in my last, no?

    • sj_zero
      2•2 years ago

      Given that you’re suggesting that society pushes for my wife’s choice, I don’t think so. If she felt pressure to be a stay at home mom we’d be saying the same thing, but instead she feels pressure to work.

      • poVoq
        4•2 years ago

        You misunderstood ;) I said that the traditional idea of the stay at home mom in a nuclear family is being sold by society as giving more freedom to women (compared to for example a multi-generational family) and apparently this myth worked very well on your wife.

        • sj_zero
          1•2 years ago

          Ah, you’re dead wrong then. I guess it’s my fault for not elaborating, but that’s fine.

          • poVoq
            3•2 years ago

            How so? You seem to continue trying to mix it up with (feminist) economic freedom ideas, which I never even mentioned nor implied.