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I suppose it could be read as an attack on the poster, but I meant it much more as an attack on the expectation of raising kids working out easily in that situa
by smegcicle 6y ago
I suppose it could be read as an attack on the poster, but I meant it much more as an attack on the expectation of raising kids working out easily in that situation, as indicated in the latter sentence.
Given the context of 'hating fatherhood', pointing that out seems relevant.
- kaitai 6y agoYou're attacking women's right to enter the workforce, which does force a lot of your baggage on women. It's unwelcome.
- pavel_lishin 6y agoI read it as an attack on women.