If a women decides to be a stay-at-home wife, but doesn't cook and clean, is she falling down on her job? My mom did this for a while, (she has a great, high-paying job that allowed her to do this if she wanted, so no, I didn't come from a family with a stay-at-home mom normally) and she said that while she was home, that stuff WAS her job. When she had a job outside the home, THAT was her job, and all the home stuff was divided between her and my father. So what do you guys think? Is it sexist to require a stay-at-home wife to cook and clean, if she decides she'd rather stay home than hold a job? If you do think it is, than what should a stay-at-home wife do?
2007-09-12
06:39:57
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