If a man looks after the children whilst his wife works then the man can now claim to be oppressed can't he?

Question

That's the feminist's 'logic' if things are reversed, right? He's tied [oppressed] to the stove whilst his wife is enjoying things on a freezing building site, right? He's allowed endless of slavish cups of tea [poor thing] whilst she's only allowed to eat or drink at meal times, right? This is all if we take the feminist's premise that to stay at home is 'oppression'.
Btw, the easiest job a person can have is sitting at home looking after kids. Trust someone who's done it for 8 years. It doesn’t get any easier than that, that's why no-one wants to pay anyone for doing it.

Answer 1

i would have to agree

Answer 2

my husband loves the time he is spending with our children. you are being sarcastic aren't you? He does not just sit around and watch the kids. He also runs a business and coaches a soccer team. Some days are hell at home for him and I give him props for staying home while I have a traditional office job. Young kids are not the easiest people to hang around with all day.

Answer 3

This isn't a question, it's an argument. Find some extreme feminists (obviously the ones your talking about, with all the assumptions you've made) and discuss it with them.

And don't post dumb **** like this in the math section.

Answer 4

He can rightfully claim to be a househusband

Answer 5

I'm afraid I cannot find any relevance of your question to Mathematics...

Answer 6

Let's see. The answer is 7.934

Answer 7

the answer is

x= abs(exp(sin (5,37^4)))/A

but dont forget that A cant be zero......

:P

Answer 8

what yo smokin?

Answer 9

i dont know -sorry