Anonymous #1 1w

I didn’t say that it was women’s fault(?) I’m merely recognizing how important it is for children to have a strong support system at home, especially as they’re still developing mentally into their early 20s. Traditionally speaking, women have been very crucial to providing children with that. The career woman, however, has taken some of that away compared to past decades when such a thing would have been more uncommon.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Then why are you only talking about mothers? If the mom is working then either the dad is at home with the child (which isn’t any different from how it’s traditionally been) or both are working, in which case its odd to say women should be the only ones returning

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Anonymous #1 1w

Most men are not stay at home dads. Nor should most men be. Women can provide children with various types of support that men simply cannot. The bond between a mother and her child and a father and his child are different things.

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Anonymous OP 1w

No, men can be stay at home parents too. Men only say this sort of thing because women tend to actually put in effort while men like to be lazy in order to get out of doing extra work, in reality, both are equally capable

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