> It's also common to see full time moms mocked, which I see as misogyny. My wife stays at home with our boys and I've heard her mocked and derided directly to

> It's also common to see full time moms mocked, which I see as misogyny. My wife stays at home with our boys and I've heard her mocked and derided directly to her face. The interesting thing that it's been exclusively by women (even family members). I've never heard a man question it and some seem jealous that we don't need that second income.