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>Women define male attractivness based on his socio-economic status. Of course if you don't want your wife (and other females and society at large) to look down

>Women define male attractivness based on his socio-economic status. Of course if you don't want your wife (and other females and society at large) to look down at you, you will eventually go back to work and work your ass off. Yikes, what is wrong with me? One of my best friends quit his job to become a stay-at-home dad because his successful lawyer wife made more money and wanted to keep working. I've been supposed to look down on him this whole time? Sorry society at large, I guess I missed that memo.

ChaosDegenerate 7y ago
You think his parents, his dad specifically don't look down at him? You think people, some people, don't laugh behind his back? And final, really important point: Do you think his wife finds it sexy that she supports her stay-at-home hubby? You alone don't define it. His parents, his mom-in-law, his kids (nice male model for his boy if he has one, btw, pathetic), neighbors -- this is where the pressure builds. The looks. The remarks. Him asking money her for a nice car he always wanted. Him asking her for vacation as he's tired after months with kids. I mean, you might find it OK, but somehow most people won't. I feel bad for him. For you too, as your only argument is pretending you don't get it. What, you're a five year old now, not knowing how adult partnerships work?