> and they shouldn't be shamed for it There's the root of censorship, right there. Justified with presumed intentions and subjective feelings instead of the co

> and they shouldn't be shamed for it There's the root of censorship, right there. Justified with presumed intentions and subjective feelings instead of the content. > Staying at home and raising kids is very hard and respectable work. It is, but it's not enough. The kids also need shelter, food, schooling, healthcare and all those things that cost money. Money that the hard-working stay-at-home mom is not bringing to the household. > The bigger issue is that women are highly unlikely to be in the position that the men are in this story. What if they don't want to? They have the education, they have the degrees, they have the connections, but they prefer not to do any remunerated work outside the house. What if this is for them the good life we all dream of in one way or another?