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Mar. 16, 2006 - A Feminist Will Never Be Satisfied

    On one or 2 of my email groups they are discussing an article written by a femi-nazi. I haven't read the article (I value my time.), just the group members' responses. So this is my edition to their responses.  I would post a link to the article, but I assume you value your time as well.  I also don't want to use my blog to give her nonsense a voice.  Just know that she is very unhappy with how the feminist movement has shaped up and believes that instead of educational and corporate entities, the fight should be more directed toward the home where there is the real glass ceiling.

 

    I was all about being feminist in high school.  I met my dh my freshman year at Tulane University and suddenly, he and God challenged me to see the truth. I did finish my degree in communication. I don't use it to make money, but I communicate (and evaluate communication) frequently at home. ;).
 
    My theory is that it's BECAUSE women are in the workplace that workers can demand your life, your entire life, and not just 40 hours. There are many more workers than jobs with so many women working. Therefore, if some guy, doesn't want to work 70 hours a week, the company has no problem finding someone who can. Men with no families are part of the problem too though.  My dh is a web developer.  The great majority of the guys he works with have no kids and a working wife. They have no life except for work, nothing else to do, they even think the work is fun I guess (nerds.) My dh is at the top of the programming ladder in our city, but it's still hard to compete with guys who have no life.
 
    So the way I see it, if there were a "woman team,"  I think the full-time working women earning a second income are the ones who are letting down the team. Those of us who are staying at home and being "fulfilled" by it may have it easier if they would go home.  Also, many women who would love to stay home completely and (really) HAVE TO work some to help out with the household income wouldn't have to do so as businesses would have to pay their husbands more salary to win the best workers and the workers may not be so replaceable.
 
     One last thing, the feminist working women of the world seem to be deceived. They have actually tipped the scales in the good favor of men. In case they haven't noticed, it's still the women shuffling kids from here to there, making schedule and doing all those "menial" jobs such as "cleaning human waste", bathrooms, laundry, dishes, etc. Their men are now enjoying more income with more boats and golf clubs to use on the weekends, while those liberated women are catching up with kids and housework they missed out on during the week.
 

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Mar. 16, 2006 - Amen to your post!
Posted by NancyLake
I fully believe you have hit the nail on the head. I used to work, before marriage, and then for a year after marriage before the dc began to arrive.. I hated it.. honestly! I was the ONE girl in school that, when asked what she wanted to do after high school, said, "I want to be a wife and mother." I sure got some strange looks. But, really, even now that I've btdt in the work world, and also btdt as a sahm.. I still choose the sahm!
Yes, the salary was good. I was earning more than my dh before I quit.. but I was not happy at all and our marriage suffered for it.. one thing.. dh became very dependant on my income very quickly. I only worked for one year after marriage, but it was a blow to him to learn how to be the breadwinner once I quit. He really did not want me to quit that job, it was a tough time for us both to adjust.
Thankfully the Lord has been good to us and we have both learned how to be what He wants us to be!
I will put you in my friends list so I can come back and read some more.. so keep blogging!
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Mar. 17, 2006 - Hey Mom!
Posted by willow
I'm glad you posted. I like your blog. I love you so much!

~Willow
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Mar. 18, 2006 - Hello and Welcome to HSB,
Posted by treehouseisland
I'm one of Willows friends and she said you had just started a blog so I thought I would come and see your blog and welcome you to HSB. Nice place you got here. If you wanted to see my blog it's: www.homeschoolblogger.com/treehouseisland. I'm going to add you to my friends list. I hope to see you at my blog :).


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Mar. 28, 2006 - hey
Posted by Bek
thanks for the comments. i think i should get dressed every morning too, but i never do. not unless i have somewhere to go. so what of the dog and how was the train ride? i am nervous about this lady coming tomorrow. i will let you know what happens.
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