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At work you are also a slave to your boss, in a sense. If your boss started to abuse you, wouldn't you rather be a home maker so that your partner deals with t
by hasenj 9y ago
At work you are also a slave to your boss, in a sense. If your boss started to abuse you, wouldn't you rather be a home maker so that your partner deals with the day to day shittiness of having to be in a job?
The way to not be afraid of abuse it's to have a support network. For example, extended family, friends, neighbors, acquaintances, etc. This applies to you whether you're an employee or a homemaker.
As a human you are always dependant on other people. Part of being a responsible adult is figuring out how to cooperate with people.
- jakelazaroff 9y ago> The way to not be afraid of abuse it's to have a support network. Your support network is significantly more flexible if you have access to money. You haven't (and I suspect can't) made any real argument that there's not a vast power imbalance in a relationship where one party makes the most or all of the money.
- reader5000 9y agoIf you think spending power is the only relevant form of power in a marriage you are incorrect.
- jakelazaroff 9y agoI don't, but it's the only one this thread is discussing.