I don't know about yearning, but if the balance has shifted in recent decades, we all need to think about the ramifications of women being forced into the workp

I don't know about yearning, but if the balance has shifted in recent decades, we all need to think about the ramifications of women being forced into the workplace. - More men fending for themselves without a wife or homemaker to prepare meals, clean, shop, care for children at home. Are boys being prepared for this adult reality? - More women needing to stand on their own two feet, rather than relying on a male protector, breadwinner, supporter at home. Must a woman also fend for herself in the workplace, while she's cooking, cleaning, and raising children at home? That seems inhuman to me. - In the face of rising addictions and mental illness, divorce is an easy-out and welfare is your safety net, rather than family. So an abused, divorced woman imperils herself and may wind up on the streets. Any man who can't hold down a job and a household is likewise imperiled. At least he doesn't need to worry about child care? - If women do not yearn for the kitchens then men are certainly displaced from careers and jobs that were once available to them. Can you imagine unemployment literally doubling? If you go from zero women needing to work, to all women needing to work, does this not affect men's status? Must we send women into combat, into coal mines, and onto oil rigs?