THE WOES OF THE WORKING MOTHER
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THE WOES OF THE WORKING MOTHER
| Wed, 04-01-2009 - 12:06pm |
On the economical side of things, a comparison needs to be made between the homemaker and working-wife families.
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A mother should decide if she wants a career or a family. Children should not pay the price.
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Why hide your light under a bushel of bears, I ask you?
Why hide your light under a bushel of bears, I ask you?
You should plan. One should only have children when one can afford to have children.
A mother should decide if she wants a career or a family. Children should not pay the price.
Seriously.
You should plan. One should only have children when one can afford to have children.
I certainly hope that your pot 'o gold never falls off of that high horse you're sitting on.
Seriously, this is a joke, right?
A father should decide if he wants a career or family. Children should not pay the price.
Although, technically, if he is already a father, then he already has children. What happens to the children if a father decides to he wants a career instead?
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I should know better than to ask this question...but what the heck?
What price do children pay if a mother works?
Is there no price paid if the mother merely has a job to pay for food, clothing, and shelter, but not a career?
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