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Ladies would you mind being a stay at home mom? No work just a house maker? Regardless of whether you can afford to or not, that’s not what I’m asking. What I’m asking is would you rather have a 9 to 5 or nahhh? And fellas how would you react to your significant other telling you that they want to quit their job to become a stay at home mom?
+2Im not going to lie, but there are a lot of factors. I wouldn’t mind it, but I would have to have a great paying job in which I am satisfied with. Going to work now is like pulling teeth. A bad work environment has a negative affect on your whole mentally. If I had a miserable job, I would feel a lil way knowing that I am working so hard to pay all of the bills and my partner is just chilling at the crib. So your career matter.
Also, if she is going to be a say at home mom, she has to be a good stay at home mom. That means cooking, cleaning, and making our home comfortable. The worst think would be for me to be a hard working dad who pays all of the bill, and come home from a long days work only to be doing more work at home.
+3@mask well put. The woman definitely has to have all her ducks in a row. A nice hot meal ready house cleaned homework with the children done children well kept etc etc…..
+3That’s very true @mask. Myself I can’t see myself being a stay at home mom. I like to work and make my own money and support myself. I wouldn’t want to solely depend on my husband for money. What if he gets laid off…..then what….
+1What about the stay at home dads out here. I dont have no kids, but I do have a family of women who sometimes play the role of a kid. I am what you might call a stay at home pimp.
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