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This is the line I have more of an issue with: > Like there’s a single standard of interest that women have in being with their kids when, in fact, it varies a
by FireBeyond 6y ago
This is the line I have more of an issue with:
> Like there’s a single standard of interest that women have in being with their kids when, in fact, it varies a lot between women.
If you have "little" interest in being with your kids, well, what's motivating you to have them, and is that fair on them?
- anonfornoreason 6y agoThere’s a large pressure for women to be empowered, have a career and a family. Many of these people might have chosen kids instead of career, or career instead of kids a decade or two ago. My (stay at home) wife actually occasionally receives condescending remarks from other women who have careers. They are subtle and probably what some people would call micro aggressions, and imply that she is selling herself short by not being part of the new empowered generation.