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Topic	Scenario: you have kid with your partner. Would you be open to staying home?
Ar0ge 02/14/24 5:43:11 PM #23:	RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... Nope, for men this is on the road to divorceville and the stats back this up. If you are talking about the "study" I think you are, they mention those dad's were more likely involuntarily unemployed than choosing to stay home. Also, they included a lot of data from the 80s, when stay at home dad's were not as common and looked down upon a lot more than they are now. I started looking all this shit up before I chose to stay home. I'm not gonna lie, I was worried I'd get a lot of shit from my friends and family about not being the "man" of the house. Surprisingly, everybody was super supportive and understanding. And it's never been an issue for my wife and I. <cite>Ar0ge posted [p:978845816] in Scenario: ... [t:80696026]...</cite> <quote>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... </cite><quote>Nope, for men this is on the road to divorceville and the stats back this up.</quote>If you are talking about the "study" I think you are, they mention those dad's were more likely involuntarily unemployed than choosing to stay home. Also, they included a lot of data from the 80s, when stay at home dad's were not as common and looked down upon a lot more than they are now. I started looking all this shit up before I chose to stay home. I'm not gonna lie, I was worried I'd get a lot of shit from my friends and family about not being the "man" of the house.Surprisingly, everybody was super supportive and understanding. And it's never been an issue for my wife and I. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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