IMO, women careers must not suffer because they are at home; if she can manage both then power to her but we must make it so when she steps out to start her family etc., her job is PROTECTED
Moms don't suffer staying home, raising children and homeschooling them. They are the ones who benefit along with their children. My wife used to say, "Why would I send him off to school when he turns five? I don't want to miss anything." Each of us worked part-time, so I also got a lot of time with my son helping homeschool him and hanging out. We "suffered" financially, but neither of us cared. We have no regrets. Our son is now 25.
I have also stayed home to raise my 3 children, homeschooling them through many relocations for my husband’s employment. My doing so was what gave them security and consistency. I do not regret it and do not feel that I missed having a career to concentrate on instead of concentrating on the well being of my children and family. We learned to be creative with our finances (since we did not have a second income ) which taught our children all about saving , budgeting and self sufficient living. Our now young adult children have told my husband and me that they are so glad that we raised them the way that we did . They appreciated being able to regulate their time and interests with having our guidance , love and endearing support. Most importantly they appreciated the time we spent together; being able to show up for their games and dance recitals meant the world to them . And now I am in the work force again , but without the stress of climbing the corporate ladder. I work for self satisfaction and my job gives me the privilege of helping others . We also have no regrets .
Ditto...same here...absolutely no regrets. We were there for them, and it made all the difference being involved supporting and guiding them through the sometimes messy minutia of life. We established a trusting and lasting bond that can never, ever be broken...pure love. It’s the toughest 24/7 job in the world!! Well said 😉 🫡😎!!
Only problem is when the husband decides he wants out and leaves the the homeschooling mom to pick up the pieces and suddenly get out in the job market at near 50.
American families did not need two incomes for the first 200 years of this nation. End The Federal Reserve, and they will not again. End welfare, and No Fault divorce. Have children out of wedlock, they will starve. Make Marriage Great again. Make our economy great again.
Oh, the same people who destroyed the family, created No Fault Divorce in 1926. (Trotsky, aka Bronstein).
I am not insulted by your suggestions, made elsewhere, that I am Jewish because, although I am of Prussian stock, related to one of your hero's favorite philosophers, I am neither an antisemite or other form of racist, Agent Anti Communist.
Did you work with Ray Epps at the Capitol on J6?
How was Pesach?
You were conspicuously absent here for most of your holiday.
And how's your melanin content?
I've linked an article for you.
Seems you and Der Fuehrer have more in common than I thought:
Study Suggests Adolf Hitler Had Jewish and African Ancestors
You ejaculate in to the sink, watching jewish porn, likely multi-racial. On the other hand, I have a family I love, children that are able to hike to the top of Colorado 14'ers, and driving there without crashing is more important than responding to the five alters of a jewish degenerate.
Hitler was a great man, a bit too nice. Thomas Sewall in Australia is his replacement, and I live my life based upon each of their principles, blended with my own. There is 0% juden in me, but more than enough Aryan, to despise every breath you steal from humanity. Hail Victory! HH!
The idea of ejaculating into a sink had never occurred to me. Do you do that often? Do you do it after, or while, your circumcised husband is ejaculating into you?
So AH's replacement comes from the land down under, where men blow and women chunder? Can you feel, can you feel the thunder? You seem emotional, snowflake.
Are you perhaps upset that your husband wouldn't let you blow him, last night? He just smiled and gave you a vegemite sandwich? Or, did he have friends with him and you were in the sandwich, aka "a double adaptor," getting passed around?
Strange that you don't know how to spell Thomas Sewell's name. It's "Sewell," not "Sewall."
I know what you are and you are never going to entrap me into making any sort of antisemitic or racist statement.
There is a reason for that, and it's not because I know what you are. It's because I am not an antisemite, I am not a Nazi or neoNazi, white supremacist or white nationalist and I am not an activist. I am not part of a group or organization and I am not a "lone wolf."
I am just a toughminded, right wing conservative., and free speech absolutist, civil liberttarian.
Just because I speak proudly of my Prussian and Celtic ancestry, and have met some Nazis and NeoNazis does not make me any of the above.
I have also met hitmen and serial killers. That does not make me a hitman or serial killer.
You spooks waste untold millions in tax dollars, chasing up blind alleys, instead of fighting Islamic extremism and real threats.
You imply you are in Colorado. Maybe you are, part of the time, but also at Quantico, on liaison.
I think I know where you are.
It's a big unmarked building in Harris Street, Prymont, inner Sydney. Brobdingian scale Soviet block. There "They," or rather, "You," record every keystroke everywhere in Australia, and before it's encrypted too🥊 The same thing happens in the US, and in all the "5 eyes" countries. Every conversation online & on phone is hoovered for evermore... 🤗 Totally not remarked upon, not odd. "Nothing to see here 🐑🐑🐑 move along...
You are alone, and shunned by others in the physical world with good reason. I would say "you need help," but I am really hoping instead you show up in VAERS, under the "death was painful, it screamed like a little girl near the end."
That was a good comeback. I'm almost tempted to gjve it a "like." But that wouldn't look good in my dossier. I feel compassion for you. The life of a secret police covert surveillance operative must be a lonely one at times. I'm not going to reciprocate your "hope" because I really don't feel any malice toward you.
I'm different from you. I follow the teachings of Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, 16th Roman Emperor, who, when he had a few minutes off the battlefield used to write down his thoughts, never intending that they be published,
His thoughts have endured for 2,000 years, far longer than any thousand year, or in reality 12 year, Reich. He said:
"When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself: the people I deal with today will be meddling, ungrateful, arrogant, dishonest, jealous and surly. They are like this because they can't tell good from evil. But I have seen the beauty of good, and the ugliness of evil, and have recognized that the wrongdoer has a nature related to my own - not of the same blood and birth, but the same mind, and possessing a share of the divine. And so none of them can hurt me. No one can implicate me in ugliness. Nor can I feel angry at my relative, or hate him. We were born to work together like feet, hands and eyes, like the two rows of teeth, upper and lower. To obstruct each other is unnatural. To feel anger at someone, to turn your back on him: these are unnatural."
Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
"Constantly regard the universe as one living being, having one substance and one soul; and observe how all things have reference to one perception, the perception of this one living being; and how all things act with one movement; and how all things are the cooperating causes of all things that exist; observe, too, the continuous spinning of the thread and the contexture of the web."
The first modern no-fault divorce law was enacted in Russia in December 1917 following the October Revolution of the same year. Regarding marriage as a bourgeois institution, the new government transferred divorce jurisdiction from the Russian Orthodox Church to the state courts, which could grant it on application of either spouse.[4][5] Alimony guarantees under the new regime were weak until a new family code was passed in 1926.[5][6]
It is beyond question that traditional conservative women are vastly superior in every way to feminists. They are more intelligent, prettier and more well adjusted.
Feminists shold not be permitted to have or raise children.
It is nonetheless the case that these same traditional conservative women will still screw around behind their husband's backs just like a feminist would and if the going gets tough will, with the connivance of the State, walk away with the house, the kids, and most of the man's assets.
Women cannot help being like this. It's in their DNA.
5 minute book review video of a popular book by Cambridge evolutionary zoologist Dr. Robin Baker, author of Human Spermatological Warfare and other titles. Baker explains scientifically why women are so unfaithful, and why men are even worse.
Sperm Wars: Infidelity, Sexual Conflict, and Other Bedroom Battles:
I'm surprised by your intense reaction, koppykat. I had held you in quite high esteem. Why are you taking this personally? Have you been a naughty girl? Guilty conscience bothering you? I take that back, because I don't believe women feel guilt. Too much Harper Valley PTA? Of course, I don't need to take the word of a scientist. My own observations provide corroboration. You obviously don't know much about women.
Or course, that still doesn't explain the reasoning your other specious premise that feminists are somehow worse than traditional conservative women, let alone your amateur eugenics claim that they should be banned from having or raising kids. Maybe extremist ones perhaps, but there is a sort of Horseshoe Theory in which the most extreme anti-feminist women tend to be far more more like the extremist feminists than they are different.
And let's face it, self-proclaimed "trads" of both genders are, by and large, really only traditional when it is convenient for them.
Not sure I follow your reasoning. Feminism, arguably the second heresy of Marxism, and which resembles a form of Nazism in which "Females" are subsituted for "Aryans" and "Males" are substituted for "Jews," emerged only after cesarean section became widely available.
Prior to then, feminists and their offspring tended to die in childbirth due to cephalopelvic disproportion, when the baby cannot fit through the pelvis. They were eliminated from the gene pool by natural selection.
The cephalopelvic disproportion occurs because not only are feminists' brains androgenized during fetal development but so too is their bone structure.
This is seen not only in the ratio of index to ring finger in feminists v normal women but also in the width of their pelvis.
Feminists tend to have a narrower pelvis than normal women. C-section has reversed the effects of natural selection. Because feminism is arguably an ugly ideology like Nazism, and is associsted with serious personaity disorders such as narcissism, and with criminality, it is dysgenic for feminists to be permitted to propagate.
The problem can be expected to get worse now that Roe v Wade has been overturned.
Roe v Wade actually had a very socially beneficial effect.
20 years after its introduction, the violent crime rate plummeted because the offspring of many feminists had been eliminated from the gene pool. Hetero (and bisexual) feminists are attracted to and tend to be inseminated by "dark quad" men, who share the feminists' traits (psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, sadism). Kind, warm, empathic, conservative women consider abortion morally repugnant, so tend not to choose it. Their genes are kept in the gene pool. Cruel, callous, cold, unempathic feminist women, typically inseminated by men with similar traits, do choose abortion. This may be morally repugnant to tenderminded, but not toughminded, conservatives. However, it has the benefit of reducing the numbers of feminists, criminals, Democrsts and RINOs in the gene pool, society, and among voters.
He's confessed to being a male who now has no time for Western women, apparently preferring Asians.
I had a bit of a debate with him over his view, which I don't share, that transwomen are much more attractive than normal women. He's reported having been to bed with a few but claims that nothing happened.
You obviously don't know much about women. Although I don't know of any exceptions, other than my mother and daughter, who are not like that, I do realize of course that if a woman is in a wheelchair or otherwise disabled and in certain other cases then what I have said would not hold true. I should probably add another caveat which is that I personally believe tha if their husband is absent for an extended period of time that women are capable of remaining faithful for up to three weeks.
Wow, somebody is quite bitter, it seems! These kinds of hasty overgeneralizations are a logical fallacy, and a highly toxic one at that. Fighting against perceived sexism with more sexism is not the answer.
"Seems" being the operative word. I have low expectations of women. There's no bitterness, only compassion for women for being the way they are.. I don't condemn or make moral judgements about women for being the way they are. While it's true that hasty overgeneralizations are an informal fallacy, I didn't say "all" women, in the way that feminists say "all" men are rapists. I could have said "almost all" but the exceptions are implicit, e.g., hetero women in prison or disabled women or others who don't have the opportunity. "
Actually, at the end of Part 1, dealing with women, of this old book, reference in the brief video at the link below, Cambridge evolutionary zoologist Robin Baker concludes with, if I remember correctly, the words: "Right, now if you think women are bad, wait until you see men!" Yes, men are far worse.
Sperm Wars: Infidelity, Sexual Conflict, and Other Bedroom Battles:
Hi, Doc! I stayed home with all 3 of my girls all the way through college, and I wouldn’t have done it any other way; however, that’s really hard for most - financially speaking. We need to fix our government so that they don’t take so much of our money. If we got to keep more of our money, then more mamas (or papas) could stay home, which would be awesome. I love your idea of trying to help lift the parent and help support that parent and family. It’s very thoughtful of you to think of us. I agree: we are off kilter with all of this stuff, and I do think that so much of it comes from the the need to lower our taxes so that we aren’t finding everything under the sun - except ourselves 💔
Meanwhile, a certain little painter from Austria did the exact opposite, and forcibly removed nearly all women from the paid workforce. And yet, neither group ended up on the right side of history. Go figure.
1935 Germany was the shining star of the world. The NSDAP financially incentivized German women to have large families, and German men worked very hard to support them. divorce was non-existent, adultery was non-existent. Men who cheated or who absconded on family responsibilities were shunned, penalized and treated harshly.
And this happened after Germany was nearly destroyed during the jewish, degenerate, Wiemar 1920's. German women were dancing in cabarets, and forced in to prostitution, by the jewish Marxists who forced war reparations upon them.
We fought on the wrong side of WW II, and have allowed the jewish Bolsheviks who still control our media, to tell too many lies, for too long.
Are you sure? Hitler's personal secretary was female. He doted on her, worried she didn't have a cardigan, might catch cold. Hitler treated women very well, on a personal level. He was loved and admired by women, snd in Germany still is, although you have to get to know them well before they open up and admit it. If you ever see the movie "Downfall" it's realistic. Secretarial jobs were all done by women. Nurses were women. Teachers were women. Concentration Camp Commandants and Guards were a mixture of men and women. Many women were tried at Nuremberg. Some were hanged, for their 'work". It's controversial but it' even very, very possible that Hitler was a woman.
DNA Test Sparks Controversy Over Hitler's Remains - ABC News
Notice I qualified it by saying NEARLY all, particularly in the beginning, in part as a way to artificially reduce unemployment numbers, while also promoting motherhood. There was indeed a lot of nuance, of course. And many of the top Nazi brass, including at least one of their philosophers, were actually closet matriarchists to one degree or another. I have never before heard the idea that Hitler may have actually been a biological woman all along (that is, what we would now call a transgender man) but it may not be quite as far fetched as it seems. Who knows?
Too bad they had to be so evil and genocidal. Not to defend them, of course, but sometimes a stopped clock can be right twice a day.
i like this i was a stay at home mom until my kids were done with school then i went to work. i raised 3 very productive kids and you can tell by a kid if they have a stay at home parent or not. i think they are more rounded. i never had been given a dime but the love of my kids and the satisfaction that i did a pretty good job raising them is the best pay in the world. i never missed a thing. i feel bad for moms who can't do that it is very sad to me. you can tell though not that it is their fault but you can tell the difference in the kids imo
I felt blessed that I could afford to stay home with mine and know that is a rare gift. But because I had a career and a child late in life I knew what I wasn’t missing by not working. Now though I would like a good paying interesting career but ageism is real.
The government does not need to compensate stay at home moms; it will just give them that much more reason to intrude upon parenting and our children. I made the decision to stay home, even though at the time I was the primary breadwinner. We had just bought our first house, and we knew that if my husband’s earnings didn’t double, we would have to put the house on the market and sell it.
I was a pharmaceutical rep🤮, company car, and made enough money to hire a nanny. But we decided that I needed to do the harder job and stay home and raise our children. We believed that this was what the Lord wanted me to do and so we obeyed. By the end of that year, the Lord tripled, my husband’s earnings and we were able to stay in our home. Husbands and wives need to make the decision about whether maintaining a lifestyle is more important than raising their children or paying someone else to do it and reaping the consequences that we see all around us today. I don’t care if it’s the husband or the wife that stays home to raise their children ; that’s a decision that the couples can make between themselves as they evaluate the needs at home. The government wants nothing more than for people to cede our children to the state.
There are no guarantees but you won’t ever have to live with regretting the decision to raise your own children .
Noble intentions... which would seem to lead to within inches of Universal Basic Income, which also seems like a nice idea, until..... OOPS, before you know it, you walked happily and willingly right into CBDC's and a global totalitarian nightmare. The devil is always in the detail and this is not so simple as you make it out to be.
I think this is what they are up to because there won’t be enough good paying jobs with AI advancements happening so rapidly.we need to slow them down so we can find a more acceptable solution. The kids have been tricked into thinking this will be good, equity and inclusion because they don’t teach what that really means... poverty and suffering for all except the 1 percent.
I’ve been homeschooling my daughter since 2019. Since she is on the autism spectrum, (high functioning) the school refused to remove her from the special needs program where she was learning nothing and also being traumatized by the fits/behaviors of other children.
I was a nurse for 14 years but it felt like a blessing to be out of the workforce after the mess of 2020.
Being on one income is hard. I’m not ever asking for a handout. But the outright disrespect I have faced from other people for educating my daughter and quitting my job is the most difficult, (still) to acclimate to.
I simply believe, and have said to certain people that my daughter is more important to me than the money, or the facade of respect from others.
I suspect the 'disrespect' is driven by resentment, rather than a genuine lack of respect. You have the courage, and fortitude, to parent in a way they never would. A dedication they lack. Your choice highlights their shortcoming as parents. That makes them very uncomfortable, as they are, in their minds 'very good parents'.
“Other people” don’t control your life and don’t live your reality ...YOU DO!! You know what’s best for you and your daughter. That was such an inappropriate environment for her. Some public schools can be horrible for special needs kids. Some don’t treat them individually and they get clumped together with no verbal or physical stimulation whatsoever. Find supportive networks of people who share, live and understand your situation. There are SO very many!! Leave the unaffected, ignorant critics in the dust. That’ll show them quickly how much you dismiss and disrespect THEM!! 🤭
More power to YOU...and your daughter!! She’s better off. Finding good, appropriate, social outlet’s to balance her social needs is crucial. Her happiness is the key to yours! 😉🥰
I give you so much credit. You're a hero! My family has done the same, supporting our high functioning autistic daughter throughout K-12 and in going to college. When you know your child is capable of and understands far more than the educational system will recognize, the burden is on you to provide a suitably challenging and meaningful education. Autistic kids are often in a no-man's land . . . needing much more support than typical students but more capable than most in special ed. Keep fighting! We knocked ourselves out, acted as her unpaid chauffeurs/note-takers/aides/at-home tutors and did it on one income but she has a college degree no one can take away. We're now running into a repeat of the same issues in trying to find suitable work out in the real world but we fought the good fight and that is our satisfaction. I wouldn't want to know what it's like knowing that you didn't do everything you could for your child. Some $$$ would have been nice, though!
I grew up in a low-income rural area and graduated from a Top 10 university and was doing well in a career that I enjoyed. I’m still paying student loans, but I’ve been home for 16 years with a vaccine-injured child. I’d never ask anyone to compensate me for the time I’ve spent to help him. I just want him to have a life and future. If there’s a way he can be compensated for the sacrifices he’s made in his childhood or he could have a healthy future, I’m all for it.
I agree but look up the The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986. The childhood vaccine schedule exploded after that. But I know, I know. Correlation is not causation.
I also have a son , now a young adult that is vaccine injured. I also stayed home to raise and homeschool him and my other 2 children . No regrets except not having the knowledge that I have now concerning vaccines. If I knew then what I do now I would have not vaccinated my 2 older children. My youngest ,now a teen has not had any vaccines and he is the healthiest one in our family.
That the unvaccinated one is the healthiest is consistent with what I have learned in the last two years as I have researched regular vaccines. Read turtles all the way down if you have not already.
Yes , he is the healthiest with no vaccines whatsoever.
I will get a copy of Turtles all the Way Down to read.
Thank you for the recommendation. I do have many years of research into the topic and correlation of vaccine induced illnesses but try to keep up with evolving research . This injection from all the information and data collected by many qualified professionals is not what I believe to be a vaccine though.
I know. But I did agree to the terms of the loan when I was young and naive. Always thought I’d be the type to put my kids in daycare or get a nanny and have it all. Life takes unexpected turns. I’m grateful to have a supportive partner and I try to look at the monthly payment like it’s a crappy HOA.
I had corporate career, positions for major media companies and music business and nursing prior to giving up my career to rise a child. I also held board positions for community organizations which added to the value of my thriving community and did a lot of volunteer work. The societal impact of volunteering is worth something along with holding a family together and raising a child who will have a lot to offer the next generations. A lot of our problems today are due to the lack of the roots of society, not enough volunteers to do important work that makes communities strong. Both parents having to work means little time is left to be part of the community in meaningful ways. We have suffered as a society because these roles of volunteers have gone unfilled. They have also been poo pooed as not important because don’t ya know the money career people are the movers and shakers. That’s what success is right?! I’ll never forget when I left my movie channel job in California for Tennessee to raise my baby, my boss’s boss left a voicemail to my team wishing me well and said she “hopes I know what I’m doing!” I miss having a career, but not that one. I wish I could get back into the work force again in a meaningful way. A lot of my friends who gave up their careers are in the same boat but they luckily are younger so they have a better chance because of that. Anyone who doesn’t see the sacrifice of leaving their career to raise children isn’t being honest. How do you compensate for that sacrifice? I don’t think you can. Not with our current values and system. Honestly, we were better off in my parents generation where a family could make it on one income and there was a much better sense of community.
You’re never too old to get back to work...volunteering or even just part-time. There’s so many opportunities available to choose from and some you actually might have always wanted to do!! Your generational influence, attitude and strong work ethic has a huge impact on many young workers today. It’s actually desired.
My wife works a limited amount of hours per week. But to be fair, we homeschool, she has other activities she choose outside of home. She ultimately decided to be a stay at home Mom. She makes her choices, she’s an adult. I don’t force her into things she doesn’t want to do.
You’re a good man, Frank! Fairness and respect in marriage is key to its success. It’s like a business partnership where each person commits and promises to taking on different work loads to supportively drive each other to complete their ultimate goal...which is whatever their idea of success and happiness is!
Raising kids is the ultimate challenge and is the hardest 24/7 job in the world, but the most rewarding. You try to give them everything but being there for them is most important. Cheering them on and supporting them every step of the way as they grow and face many difficult challenges is crucial to their development. It instills their confidence and safety knowing you are there behind the scenes, in the shadows watching over them at every step. In doing so, they thrive. The toughest part is when it’s time for them to leave the nest. You worry a lot, pray hard and hope that you’ve given them a strong foundation to find their own path and success in life. Those kids will be forever be indebted to you with their priceless gift of true love. One can only hope they return that kindness and devotion to you...as you age.
Thank you for you words of encouragement. Unfortunately me and my wife have a challenging factor. Both sons have autism. The older son had severe autism, which changes our landscape of our present and our future of our family. We will eventually not have a empty nest. He will more than likely live out his young life and adult life with us. Both of us have decided that he will never be in the care of anyone but us. But it doesn’t matter with us because God made him perfect in our sight and He has gave us this great privilege of raising him. He brings so much joy and love into our family..
So the government should give an income to stay-at-home mothers? Sorry...that’s a crummy idea. Sometimes all
It takes is learning to live frugally, doing without some luxuries, and saying no to extravagances. I have a good friend with three children. She’s a stay-at-home mom and homeschools. No cellphones. No new cars in the driveway. No going to restaurants. No big vacations or designer clothing. They make it work with ingenuity and discipline. Paying moms to stay home? Just another form of welfare and the government owns you.
I could not agree more, Dr. Alexander! I stayed at home with both of my boys, sacrificing much to do so! I would not have anyone watching my children’s firsts!! Every mother should be able to mother their children full-time! I lost my youngest son in a tragic motorcycle accident two years ago at 31 years of age and I know for sure he appreciated the sacrifices I made! I think my oldest would have loved a second income to meet his “wants” as he is a little into materialism! I pray he realizes exactly what I gave up to be a full-time mother! I did go back to school at 42, when I was going through a divorce and finished my undergraduate AND graduate degrees but due to an accident where I was working part-time, I would never work in my field of gerontology! I will never regret staying home with my boys OR all the education I was blessed to get as an adult! God is good and I believe He honors those that make sacrifices for their family!
God created the family and the family structure. He created women to be mothers and keepers of the home. I am a woman and can tell you there is no higher calling than to be a wife and mother…to raise my children which includes ALL aspects of their lives from the food they eat to providing their entire education. There is no car, no “career”, no wardrobe or any other material item that is more important than my children and their well-being. This country went to hell when women rejected their God-given calling and exchanged it for the women’s lib lie (the “feminist” mistake).
Moms don't suffer staying home, raising children and homeschooling them. They are the ones who benefit along with their children. My wife used to say, "Why would I send him off to school when he turns five? I don't want to miss anything." Each of us worked part-time, so I also got a lot of time with my son helping homeschool him and hanging out. We "suffered" financially, but neither of us cared. We have no regrets. Our son is now 25.
I have also stayed home to raise my 3 children, homeschooling them through many relocations for my husband’s employment. My doing so was what gave them security and consistency. I do not regret it and do not feel that I missed having a career to concentrate on instead of concentrating on the well being of my children and family. We learned to be creative with our finances (since we did not have a second income ) which taught our children all about saving , budgeting and self sufficient living. Our now young adult children have told my husband and me that they are so glad that we raised them the way that we did . They appreciated being able to regulate their time and interests with having our guidance , love and endearing support. Most importantly they appreciated the time we spent together; being able to show up for their games and dance recitals meant the world to them . And now I am in the work force again , but without the stress of climbing the corporate ladder. I work for self satisfaction and my job gives me the privilege of helping others . We also have no regrets .
Ditto...same here...absolutely no regrets. We were there for them, and it made all the difference being involved supporting and guiding them through the sometimes messy minutia of life. We established a trusting and lasting bond that can never, ever be broken...pure love. It’s the toughest 24/7 job in the world!! Well said 😉 🫡😎!!
Our son has also told us many times he appreciates his upbringing and thanks us for it. Not much feels better than that.
Sharing your heartfelt satisfaction !
Only problem is when the husband decides he wants out and leaves the the homeschooling mom to pick up the pieces and suddenly get out in the job market at near 50.
Worst case scenario but definitely happens. I can also tell you from experience that we DO survive and even thrive with Gods help.
Love it !
American families did not need two incomes for the first 200 years of this nation. End The Federal Reserve, and they will not again. End welfare, and No Fault divorce. Have children out of wedlock, they will starve. Make Marriage Great again. Make our economy great again.
Oh, the same people who destroyed the family, created No Fault Divorce in 1926. (Trotsky, aka Bronstein).
Yep!! You said it all. Thank you!
I am not insulted by your suggestions, made elsewhere, that I am Jewish because, although I am of Prussian stock, related to one of your hero's favorite philosophers, I am neither an antisemite or other form of racist, Agent Anti Communist.
Did you work with Ray Epps at the Capitol on J6?
How was Pesach?
You were conspicuously absent here for most of your holiday.
And how's your melanin content?
I've linked an article for you.
Seems you and Der Fuehrer have more in common than I thought:
Study Suggests Adolf Hitler Had Jewish and African Ancestors
https://www.history.com/news/study-suggests-adolf-hitler-had-jewish-and-african-ancestors
You ejaculate in to the sink, watching jewish porn, likely multi-racial. On the other hand, I have a family I love, children that are able to hike to the top of Colorado 14'ers, and driving there without crashing is more important than responding to the five alters of a jewish degenerate.
Hitler was a great man, a bit too nice. Thomas Sewall in Australia is his replacement, and I live my life based upon each of their principles, blended with my own. There is 0% juden in me, but more than enough Aryan, to despise every breath you steal from humanity. Hail Victory! HH!
The idea of ejaculating into a sink had never occurred to me. Do you do that often? Do you do it after, or while, your circumcised husband is ejaculating into you?
So AH's replacement comes from the land down under, where men blow and women chunder? Can you feel, can you feel the thunder? You seem emotional, snowflake.
Are you perhaps upset that your husband wouldn't let you blow him, last night? He just smiled and gave you a vegemite sandwich? Or, did he have friends with him and you were in the sandwich, aka "a double adaptor," getting passed around?
Strange that you don't know how to spell Thomas Sewell's name. It's "Sewell," not "Sewall."
I know what you are and you are never going to entrap me into making any sort of antisemitic or racist statement.
There is a reason for that, and it's not because I know what you are. It's because I am not an antisemite, I am not a Nazi or neoNazi, white supremacist or white nationalist and I am not an activist. I am not part of a group or organization and I am not a "lone wolf."
I am just a toughminded, right wing conservative., and free speech absolutist, civil liberttarian.
Just because I speak proudly of my Prussian and Celtic ancestry, and have met some Nazis and NeoNazis does not make me any of the above.
I have also met hitmen and serial killers. That does not make me a hitman or serial killer.
You spooks waste untold millions in tax dollars, chasing up blind alleys, instead of fighting Islamic extremism and real threats.
You imply you are in Colorado. Maybe you are, part of the time, but also at Quantico, on liaison.
I think I know where you are.
It's a big unmarked building in Harris Street, Prymont, inner Sydney. Brobdingian scale Soviet block. There "They," or rather, "You," record every keystroke everywhere in Australia, and before it's encrypted too🥊 The same thing happens in the US, and in all the "5 eyes" countries. Every conversation online & on phone is hoovered for evermore... 🤗 Totally not remarked upon, not odd. "Nothing to see here 🐑🐑🐑 move along...
Have a good night.
You are alone, and shunned by others in the physical world with good reason. I would say "you need help," but I am really hoping instead you show up in VAERS, under the "death was painful, it screamed like a little girl near the end."
That was a good comeback. I'm almost tempted to gjve it a "like." But that wouldn't look good in my dossier. I feel compassion for you. The life of a secret police covert surveillance operative must be a lonely one at times. I'm not going to reciprocate your "hope" because I really don't feel any malice toward you.
I'm different from you. I follow the teachings of Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, 16th Roman Emperor, who, when he had a few minutes off the battlefield used to write down his thoughts, never intending that they be published,
His thoughts have endured for 2,000 years, far longer than any thousand year, or in reality 12 year, Reich. He said:
"When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself: the people I deal with today will be meddling, ungrateful, arrogant, dishonest, jealous and surly. They are like this because they can't tell good from evil. But I have seen the beauty of good, and the ugliness of evil, and have recognized that the wrongdoer has a nature related to my own - not of the same blood and birth, but the same mind, and possessing a share of the divine. And so none of them can hurt me. No one can implicate me in ugliness. Nor can I feel angry at my relative, or hate him. We were born to work together like feet, hands and eyes, like the two rows of teeth, upper and lower. To obstruct each other is unnatural. To feel anger at someone, to turn your back on him: these are unnatural."
Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
"Constantly regard the universe as one living being, having one substance and one soul; and observe how all things have reference to one perception, the perception of this one living being; and how all things act with one movement; and how all things are the cooperating causes of all things that exist; observe, too, the continuous spinning of the thread and the contexture of the web."
Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
Hasbara pays you by the word?
Fallacies aside, that was one very loud dog whistle there, lol.
Let me lower the frequency to human audible, I HATE that filthy Tribe, and with very, very good reason. Nothing fallacious about it.
What tribe?
The most expelled Tribe in human history. Go read The Talmud, and your people's opinion of Amalek, my people. Hail Victory.
https://youtu.be/G45WthPTo24
Commiepedia's take:
The first modern no-fault divorce law was enacted in Russia in December 1917 following the October Revolution of the same year. Regarding marriage as a bourgeois institution, the new government transferred divorce jurisdiction from the Russian Orthodox Church to the state courts, which could grant it on application of either spouse.[4][5] Alimony guarantees under the new regime were weak until a new family code was passed in 1926.[5][6]
It is beyond question that traditional conservative women are vastly superior in every way to feminists. They are more intelligent, prettier and more well adjusted.
Feminists shold not be permitted to have or raise children.
It is nonetheless the case that these same traditional conservative women will still screw around behind their husband's backs just like a feminist would and if the going gets tough will, with the connivance of the State, walk away with the house, the kids, and most of the man's assets.
Women cannot help being like this. It's in their DNA.
Disgusting generalisation - do you know every woman on Earth? you should be ashamed to utter such ignorant rebuke as this. Shameful !
Smh.
5 minute book review video of a popular book by Cambridge evolutionary zoologist Dr. Robin Baker, author of Human Spermatological Warfare and other titles. Baker explains scientifically why women are so unfaithful, and why men are even worse.
Sperm Wars: Infidelity, Sexual Conflict, and Other Bedroom Battles:
https://youtu.be/G3j_Nj-lixo
Why take the word of someone who writes a book? can't you decide for yourself, you utter moron
I'm surprised by your intense reaction, koppykat. I had held you in quite high esteem. Why are you taking this personally? Have you been a naughty girl? Guilty conscience bothering you? I take that back, because I don't believe women feel guilt. Too much Harper Valley PTA? Of course, I don't need to take the word of a scientist. My own observations provide corroboration. You obviously don't know much about women.
Or course, that still doesn't explain the reasoning your other specious premise that feminists are somehow worse than traditional conservative women, let alone your amateur eugenics claim that they should be banned from having or raising kids. Maybe extremist ones perhaps, but there is a sort of Horseshoe Theory in which the most extreme anti-feminist women tend to be far more more like the extremist feminists than they are different.
And let's face it, self-proclaimed "trads" of both genders are, by and large, really only traditional when it is convenient for them.
Not sure I follow your reasoning. Feminism, arguably the second heresy of Marxism, and which resembles a form of Nazism in which "Females" are subsituted for "Aryans" and "Males" are substituted for "Jews," emerged only after cesarean section became widely available.
Prior to then, feminists and their offspring tended to die in childbirth due to cephalopelvic disproportion, when the baby cannot fit through the pelvis. They were eliminated from the gene pool by natural selection.
The cephalopelvic disproportion occurs because not only are feminists' brains androgenized during fetal development but so too is their bone structure.
This is seen not only in the ratio of index to ring finger in feminists v normal women but also in the width of their pelvis.
Feminists tend to have a narrower pelvis than normal women. C-section has reversed the effects of natural selection. Because feminism is arguably an ugly ideology like Nazism, and is associsted with serious personaity disorders such as narcissism, and with criminality, it is dysgenic for feminists to be permitted to propagate.
The problem can be expected to get worse now that Roe v Wade has been overturned.
Roe v Wade actually had a very socially beneficial effect.
20 years after its introduction, the violent crime rate plummeted because the offspring of many feminists had been eliminated from the gene pool. Hetero (and bisexual) feminists are attracted to and tend to be inseminated by "dark quad" men, who share the feminists' traits (psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, sadism). Kind, warm, empathic, conservative women consider abortion morally repugnant, so tend not to choose it. Their genes are kept in the gene pool. Cruel, callous, cold, unempathic feminist women, typically inseminated by men with similar traits, do choose abortion. This may be morally repugnant to tenderminded, but not toughminded, conservatives. However, it has the benefit of reducing the numbers of feminists, criminals, Democrsts and RINOs in the gene pool, society, and among voters.
Hey, if you don't believe me, ask Bilbo'sBitch. He was the one who made this observation. It's just something I've learned from reading his comments.
I'm sure you won't be surprised if I recommend you stop corrupting your mind by reading his/her vulgar comments.
He's confessed to being a male who now has no time for Western women, apparently preferring Asians.
I had a bit of a debate with him over his view, which I don't share, that transwomen are much more attractive than normal women. He's reported having been to bed with a few but claims that nothing happened.
Unlearn it you absolute moron
You obviously don't know much about women. Although I don't know of any exceptions, other than my mother and daughter, who are not like that, I do realize of course that if a woman is in a wheelchair or otherwise disabled and in certain other cases then what I have said would not hold true. I should probably add another caveat which is that I personally believe tha if their husband is absent for an extended period of time that women are capable of remaining faithful for up to three weeks.
Wow, somebody is quite bitter, it seems! These kinds of hasty overgeneralizations are a logical fallacy, and a highly toxic one at that. Fighting against perceived sexism with more sexism is not the answer.
"Seems" being the operative word. I have low expectations of women. There's no bitterness, only compassion for women for being the way they are.. I don't condemn or make moral judgements about women for being the way they are. While it's true that hasty overgeneralizations are an informal fallacy, I didn't say "all" women, in the way that feminists say "all" men are rapists. I could have said "almost all" but the exceptions are implicit, e.g., hetero women in prison or disabled women or others who don't have the opportunity. "
And one could say the exact same thing about men as well.
No, men are perfect. Didn't you know?
Actually, at the end of Part 1, dealing with women, of this old book, reference in the brief video at the link below, Cambridge evolutionary zoologist Robin Baker concludes with, if I remember correctly, the words: "Right, now if you think women are bad, wait until you see men!" Yes, men are far worse.
Sperm Wars: Infidelity, Sexual Conflict, and Other Bedroom Battles:
https://youtu.be/G3j_Nj-lixo
Hi, Doc! I stayed home with all 3 of my girls all the way through college, and I wouldn’t have done it any other way; however, that’s really hard for most - financially speaking. We need to fix our government so that they don’t take so much of our money. If we got to keep more of our money, then more mamas (or papas) could stay home, which would be awesome. I love your idea of trying to help lift the parent and help support that parent and family. It’s very thoughtful of you to think of us. I agree: we are off kilter with all of this stuff, and I do think that so much of it comes from the the need to lower our taxes so that we aren’t finding everything under the sun - except ourselves 💔
It's designed to take the kids.
Totally! This whole “women should go to work and be a feminist “ is a Marxist trick. Unfortunately it worked.
Meanwhile, a certain little painter from Austria did the exact opposite, and forcibly removed nearly all women from the paid workforce. And yet, neither group ended up on the right side of history. Go figure.
Sorry. Who’s the painter?
Hitler.
Omg I would’ve never guessed that. Ok. Eww.
https://youtu.be/kvA5CIzNKzs
1935 Germany was the shining star of the world. The NSDAP financially incentivized German women to have large families, and German men worked very hard to support them. divorce was non-existent, adultery was non-existent. Men who cheated or who absconded on family responsibilities were shunned, penalized and treated harshly.
And this happened after Germany was nearly destroyed during the jewish, degenerate, Wiemar 1920's. German women were dancing in cabarets, and forced in to prostitution, by the jewish Marxists who forced war reparations upon them.
We fought on the wrong side of WW II, and have allowed the jewish Bolsheviks who still control our media, to tell too many lies, for too long.
Are you sure? Hitler's personal secretary was female. He doted on her, worried she didn't have a cardigan, might catch cold. Hitler treated women very well, on a personal level. He was loved and admired by women, snd in Germany still is, although you have to get to know them well before they open up and admit it. If you ever see the movie "Downfall" it's realistic. Secretarial jobs were all done by women. Nurses were women. Teachers were women. Concentration Camp Commandants and Guards were a mixture of men and women. Many women were tried at Nuremberg. Some were hanged, for their 'work". It's controversial but it' even very, very possible that Hitler was a woman.
DNA Test Sparks Controversy Over Hitler's Remains - ABC News
https://abcnews.go.com/WN/hitler-skull-russian-secret-service-custody/story?id=9288287
Notice I qualified it by saying NEARLY all, particularly in the beginning, in part as a way to artificially reduce unemployment numbers, while also promoting motherhood. There was indeed a lot of nuance, of course. And many of the top Nazi brass, including at least one of their philosophers, were actually closet matriarchists to one degree or another. I have never before heard the idea that Hitler may have actually been a biological woman all along (that is, what we would now call a transgender man) but it may not be quite as far fetched as it seems. Who knows?
Too bad they had to be so evil and genocidal. Not to defend them, of course, but sometimes a stopped clock can be right twice a day.
Still talking with yourself, Awake/Bilbo/Rhymes? How is the weather in Tel Aviv, you vile trannie?
Very well said.
i like this i was a stay at home mom until my kids were done with school then i went to work. i raised 3 very productive kids and you can tell by a kid if they have a stay at home parent or not. i think they are more rounded. i never had been given a dime but the love of my kids and the satisfaction that i did a pretty good job raising them is the best pay in the world. i never missed a thing. i feel bad for moms who can't do that it is very sad to me. you can tell though not that it is their fault but you can tell the difference in the kids imo
Anyone can do it if they try hard enough, make the necessary sacrifices, and sincerely want to.
I felt blessed that I could afford to stay home with mine and know that is a rare gift. But because I had a career and a child late in life I knew what I wasn’t missing by not working. Now though I would like a good paying interesting career but ageism is real.
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Sorry but what is that emoji?
love to the mom who takes the time to give her kids extra love & care that stay-at-home mom’s do 💞
The government does not need to compensate stay at home moms; it will just give them that much more reason to intrude upon parenting and our children. I made the decision to stay home, even though at the time I was the primary breadwinner. We had just bought our first house, and we knew that if my husband’s earnings didn’t double, we would have to put the house on the market and sell it.
I was a pharmaceutical rep🤮, company car, and made enough money to hire a nanny. But we decided that I needed to do the harder job and stay home and raise our children. We believed that this was what the Lord wanted me to do and so we obeyed. By the end of that year, the Lord tripled, my husband’s earnings and we were able to stay in our home. Husbands and wives need to make the decision about whether maintaining a lifestyle is more important than raising their children or paying someone else to do it and reaping the consequences that we see all around us today. I don’t care if it’s the husband or the wife that stays home to raise their children ; that’s a decision that the couples can make between themselves as they evaluate the needs at home. The government wants nothing more than for people to cede our children to the state.
There are no guarantees but you won’t ever have to live with regretting the decision to raise your own children .
I wholeheartedly agree, Stephanie.
Well said! When you follow God’s leading, he will take care of you.
Amen. It might not be the way you envisioned it, but He is a faithful God.🙏🏼✝️
Noble intentions... which would seem to lead to within inches of Universal Basic Income, which also seems like a nice idea, until..... OOPS, before you know it, you walked happily and willingly right into CBDC's and a global totalitarian nightmare. The devil is always in the detail and this is not so simple as you make it out to be.
I think this is what they are up to because there won’t be enough good paying jobs with AI advancements happening so rapidly.we need to slow them down so we can find a more acceptable solution. The kids have been tricked into thinking this will be good, equity and inclusion because they don’t teach what that really means... poverty and suffering for all except the 1 percent.
I’ve been homeschooling my daughter since 2019. Since she is on the autism spectrum, (high functioning) the school refused to remove her from the special needs program where she was learning nothing and also being traumatized by the fits/behaviors of other children.
I was a nurse for 14 years but it felt like a blessing to be out of the workforce after the mess of 2020.
Being on one income is hard. I’m not ever asking for a handout. But the outright disrespect I have faced from other people for educating my daughter and quitting my job is the most difficult, (still) to acclimate to.
I simply believe, and have said to certain people that my daughter is more important to me than the money, or the facade of respect from others.
I suspect the 'disrespect' is driven by resentment, rather than a genuine lack of respect. You have the courage, and fortitude, to parent in a way they never would. A dedication they lack. Your choice highlights their shortcoming as parents. That makes them very uncomfortable, as they are, in their minds 'very good parents'.
I agree also. Very good choice of words.
Sending my support, Steph. You are doing the right thing. I believe you will never regret it.
Totally agree
You have my respect Steph and admiration for your love and dedication to your daughter.
“Other people” don’t control your life and don’t live your reality ...YOU DO!! You know what’s best for you and your daughter. That was such an inappropriate environment for her. Some public schools can be horrible for special needs kids. Some don’t treat them individually and they get clumped together with no verbal or physical stimulation whatsoever. Find supportive networks of people who share, live and understand your situation. There are SO very many!! Leave the unaffected, ignorant critics in the dust. That’ll show them quickly how much you dismiss and disrespect THEM!! 🤭
More power to YOU...and your daughter!! She’s better off. Finding good, appropriate, social outlet’s to balance her social needs is crucial. Her happiness is the key to yours! 😉🥰
I give you so much credit. You're a hero! My family has done the same, supporting our high functioning autistic daughter throughout K-12 and in going to college. When you know your child is capable of and understands far more than the educational system will recognize, the burden is on you to provide a suitably challenging and meaningful education. Autistic kids are often in a no-man's land . . . needing much more support than typical students but more capable than most in special ed. Keep fighting! We knocked ourselves out, acted as her unpaid chauffeurs/note-takers/aides/at-home tutors and did it on one income but she has a college degree no one can take away. We're now running into a repeat of the same issues in trying to find suitable work out in the real world but we fought the good fight and that is our satisfaction. I wouldn't want to know what it's like knowing that you didn't do everything you could for your child. Some $$$ would have been nice, though!
Happening as gov’t realized pushing women into the work force gave them more taxes!!! Stayed home with my kids and so glad I did!!!
I grew up in a low-income rural area and graduated from a Top 10 university and was doing well in a career that I enjoyed. I’m still paying student loans, but I’ve been home for 16 years with a vaccine-injured child. I’d never ask anyone to compensate me for the time I’ve spent to help him. I just want him to have a life and future. If there’s a way he can be compensated for the sacrifices he’s made in his childhood or he could have a healthy future, I’m all for it.
The vaccine injured child should be compensated by vaccine maker
I agree but look up the The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986. The childhood vaccine schedule exploded after that. But I know, I know. Correlation is not causation.
That Act obviously needs changing
And as I learned during this Scamdemic far too many vaccines are in the childhood schedule. See the book Turtles all the Way down.
I also have a son , now a young adult that is vaccine injured. I also stayed home to raise and homeschool him and my other 2 children . No regrets except not having the knowledge that I have now concerning vaccines. If I knew then what I do now I would have not vaccinated my 2 older children. My youngest ,now a teen has not had any vaccines and he is the healthiest one in our family.
That the unvaccinated one is the healthiest is consistent with what I have learned in the last two years as I have researched regular vaccines. Read turtles all the way down if you have not already.
Yes , he is the healthiest with no vaccines whatsoever.
I will get a copy of Turtles all the Way Down to read.
Thank you for the recommendation. I do have many years of research into the topic and correlation of vaccine induced illnesses but try to keep up with evolving research . This injection from all the information and data collected by many qualified professionals is not what I believe to be a vaccine though.
Uh no Chad, they are protected, thanks to Reagan. They have zero liability and that needs to be reversed post haste!
The law should be changed. We have far more vaccines than should be out there because of the 1986 Act
Still paying off student loans when we have billionaires is insane!!!! They should be helping out because they can!
I know. But I did agree to the terms of the loan when I was young and naive. Always thought I’d be the type to put my kids in daycare or get a nanny and have it all. Life takes unexpected turns. I’m grateful to have a supportive partner and I try to look at the monthly payment like it’s a crappy HOA.
I had corporate career, positions for major media companies and music business and nursing prior to giving up my career to rise a child. I also held board positions for community organizations which added to the value of my thriving community and did a lot of volunteer work. The societal impact of volunteering is worth something along with holding a family together and raising a child who will have a lot to offer the next generations. A lot of our problems today are due to the lack of the roots of society, not enough volunteers to do important work that makes communities strong. Both parents having to work means little time is left to be part of the community in meaningful ways. We have suffered as a society because these roles of volunteers have gone unfilled. They have also been poo pooed as not important because don’t ya know the money career people are the movers and shakers. That’s what success is right?! I’ll never forget when I left my movie channel job in California for Tennessee to raise my baby, my boss’s boss left a voicemail to my team wishing me well and said she “hopes I know what I’m doing!” I miss having a career, but not that one. I wish I could get back into the work force again in a meaningful way. A lot of my friends who gave up their careers are in the same boat but they luckily are younger so they have a better chance because of that. Anyone who doesn’t see the sacrifice of leaving their career to raise children isn’t being honest. How do you compensate for that sacrifice? I don’t think you can. Not with our current values and system. Honestly, we were better off in my parents generation where a family could make it on one income and there was a much better sense of community.
You’re never too old to get back to work...volunteering or even just part-time. There’s so many opportunities available to choose from and some you actually might have always wanted to do!! Your generational influence, attitude and strong work ethic has a huge impact on many young workers today. It’s actually desired.
My wife works a limited amount of hours per week. But to be fair, we homeschool, she has other activities she choose outside of home. She ultimately decided to be a stay at home Mom. She makes her choices, she’s an adult. I don’t force her into things she doesn’t want to do.
You’re a good man, Frank! Fairness and respect in marriage is key to its success. It’s like a business partnership where each person commits and promises to taking on different work loads to supportively drive each other to complete their ultimate goal...which is whatever their idea of success and happiness is!
Raising kids is the ultimate challenge and is the hardest 24/7 job in the world, but the most rewarding. You try to give them everything but being there for them is most important. Cheering them on and supporting them every step of the way as they grow and face many difficult challenges is crucial to their development. It instills their confidence and safety knowing you are there behind the scenes, in the shadows watching over them at every step. In doing so, they thrive. The toughest part is when it’s time for them to leave the nest. You worry a lot, pray hard and hope that you’ve given them a strong foundation to find their own path and success in life. Those kids will be forever be indebted to you with their priceless gift of true love. One can only hope they return that kindness and devotion to you...as you age.
Thank you for you words of encouragement. Unfortunately me and my wife have a challenging factor. Both sons have autism. The older son had severe autism, which changes our landscape of our present and our future of our family. We will eventually not have a empty nest. He will more than likely live out his young life and adult life with us. Both of us have decided that he will never be in the care of anyone but us. But it doesn’t matter with us because God made him perfect in our sight and He has gave us this great privilege of raising him. He brings so much joy and love into our family..
Yes agree...completely! Many share in those life challenges...😉.
I agree. Women never became "liberated" they just had their biological function devalued and their workload doubled
I’m gonna write this line down. Perfectly stated. And we see more of that with this trans mess.
EXACTLY!
So the government should give an income to stay-at-home mothers? Sorry...that’s a crummy idea. Sometimes all
It takes is learning to live frugally, doing without some luxuries, and saying no to extravagances. I have a good friend with three children. She’s a stay-at-home mom and homeschools. No cellphones. No new cars in the driveway. No going to restaurants. No big vacations or designer clothing. They make it work with ingenuity and discipline. Paying moms to stay home? Just another form of welfare and the government owns you.
I agree Cindy. Been there. Was well worth it.
I could not agree more, Dr. Alexander! I stayed at home with both of my boys, sacrificing much to do so! I would not have anyone watching my children’s firsts!! Every mother should be able to mother their children full-time! I lost my youngest son in a tragic motorcycle accident two years ago at 31 years of age and I know for sure he appreciated the sacrifices I made! I think my oldest would have loved a second income to meet his “wants” as he is a little into materialism! I pray he realizes exactly what I gave up to be a full-time mother! I did go back to school at 42, when I was going through a divorce and finished my undergraduate AND graduate degrees but due to an accident where I was working part-time, I would never work in my field of gerontology! I will never regret staying home with my boys OR all the education I was blessed to get as an adult! God is good and I believe He honors those that make sacrifices for their family!
God created the family and the family structure. He created women to be mothers and keepers of the home. I am a woman and can tell you there is no higher calling than to be a wife and mother…to raise my children which includes ALL aspects of their lives from the food they eat to providing their entire education. There is no car, no “career”, no wardrobe or any other material item that is more important than my children and their well-being. This country went to hell when women rejected their God-given calling and exchanged it for the women’s lib lie (the “feminist” mistake).
Agree with the sentiment. Like everything else someone has to pay for it. Who might that be?
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