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Little Red Hen User ID: 69954837 United States 01/28/2017 03:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | All of these "career women" who look down on you are actually the most unhappy and miserable people alive. They have no life except their boring work so they have to denigrate you. They say things like, "OMG, aren't you bored?" Bored?! How the fuck could I be bored! I have things to do and things I like doing, and I don't have to babysit executives or deal with office politics or play stupid games just to get a job. I really don't know anyone who loves their job, and if they tell you they do, they are probably lying. Unfortunately, my husband wanted out when I was 45 and then I HAD to go through all the bullshit to get a career including going into student loan debt to get an education, playing all of the stupid games you have to play to even get an interview and putting up with commuting and office politics. It sucks, I hate it, and I am miserable most of the time as a result, but those were the cards I was dealt and life goes on. Enjoy it while you can :-) I don’t suffer fools or shills lightly... Don’t gaslight me, bro. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 73756851 United States 01/28/2017 03:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You are a lucky woman! Don't let all the feminazis get you down. I was a stay-at-home mom for quite a few years and I loved it. I could do what I wanted, when I wanted, keep house, work on my hobbies, garden, spend time with my children, raise them the way I wanted with my values...it was great! I wouldn't trade it for anything. Quoting: Little Red Hen All of these "career women" who look down on you are actually the most unhappy and miserable people alive. They have no life except their boring work so they have to denigrate you. They say things like, "OMG, aren't you bored?" Bored?! How the fuck could I be bored! I have things to do and things I like doing, and I don't have to babysit executives or deal with office politics or play stupid games just to get a job. I really don't know anyone who loves their job, and if they tell you they do, they are probably lying. Unfortunately, my husband wanted out when I was 45 and then I HAD to go through all the bullshit to get a career including going into student loan debt to get an education, playing all of the stupid games you have to play to even get an interview and putting up with commuting and office politics. It sucks, I hate it, and I am miserable most of the time as a result, but those were the cards I was dealt and life goes on. Enjoy it while you can :-) Thanks so much. I hated office politics. Dinner out with executives which I was required to do often. I felt like it consumed my life. I was super successful and my bosses begged me not to quit. But it just meant nothing to me. I didnt define myself by that kind of success Im sorry for the loss of your marriage. I could very well end up in that position one day as well, you never know. Thats why I appreciate this time in my life. It usually doesnt get to me but it just did today for some reason. Actually had me privately tearing up. Maybe Im just hormonal. |
Manosteel User ID: 73136673 United States 01/28/2017 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well, not everyone's husband "MAKES REALLY GOOD MONEY," perhaps they are envious. Quoting: Lady Truth I wouldn't worry about it. This....they envy the freedom you have and your good, hard working husband. Pay no attention...envy is one of those things that eats the person full of it from the inside out Only idiots hate facts |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 73744534 United States 01/28/2017 03:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's just jealousy because they were too worthless to hold down a man who actually cared for them. So they are busy providing for themselves and their children with zero father in the picture. It's really just them projecting their on hatred of themselves onto you because you have what they want. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 58954645 United States 01/28/2017 03:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You are a lucky woman! Don't let all the feminazis get you down. I was a stay-at-home mom for quite a few years and I loved it. I could do what I wanted, when I wanted, keep house, work on my hobbies, garden, spend time with my children, raise them the way I wanted with my values...it was great! I wouldn't trade it for anything. Quoting: Little Red Hen All of these "career women" who look down on you are actually the most unhappy and miserable people alive. They have no life except their boring work so they have to denigrate you. They say things like, "OMG, aren't you bored?" Bored?! How the fuck could I be bored! I have things to do and things I like doing, and I don't have to babysit executives or deal with office politics or play stupid games just to get a job. I really don't know anyone who loves their job, and if they tell you they do, they are probably lying. Unfortunately, my husband wanted out when I was 45 and then I HAD to go through all the bullshit to get a career including going into student loan debt to get an education, playing all of the stupid games you have to play to even get an interview and putting up with commuting and office politics. It sucks, I hate it, and I am miserable most of the time as a result, but those were the cards I was dealt and life goes on. Enjoy it while you can :-) Thanks so much. I hated office politics. Dinner out with executives which I was required to do often. I felt like it consumed my life. I was super successful and my bosses begged me not to quit. But it just meant nothing to me. I didnt define myself by that kind of success Im sorry for the loss of your marriage. I could very well end up in that position one day as well, you never know. Thats why I appreciate this time in my life. It usually doesnt get to me but it just did today for some reason. Actually had me privately tearing up. Maybe Im just hormonal. It's really a good idea that even if you don't work professionally to at the very least work on a online degree or do some sort of part-time work. Reason being is that you don't want to be dependent on your husband in case he makes other plans. But I agree, you should stay at home and prioritize your kids -- but also do something on the side to advance your skillset so you can always get work if required. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 54329648 United States 01/28/2017 03:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They want to be better workers than mothers. They're also jealous. They think their worth only comes from a paycheck. Pay them no mind. Your children are very lucky to have a mother that is there for them when THEY need it. Best job in the world. Enjoy it. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 73710942 Canada 01/28/2017 03:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You are in a nice position to be able to parent them full time. Enjoy it and think of it as your normal because it is your normal. Other people's normal is their normal. There's no need for you to feel defensive because your life is different that others. There are always lives which cannot be compared or judged as better or worse. Wish them well and wish yourself well also. If someone is comparing their life to yours then that is their comparison. Perhaps they do not feel well about their situation, so they're feeling defensive, but that is their feeling and their situation and not yours. Enjoy your kids and your husband and your life. There is no 'normal'. Things that happened to you in your past, the things that trigger a PTSD response from you, are your things, but not your children's. So have your feelings and work through them on your own without bringing them to your children or people who feel you are less than them because you have an advantage. Remember, you have an advantage of time and money. Time and money is a good thing. Be happy with it. It's not a race. We're all just having experiences. Don't worry about your past. Run towards the things that make you happy and the past begins to melt and reform to a more recent past that becomes your past, and the PTSD can begin to diminish. Hope that helps a bit. :) |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 73756851 United States 01/28/2017 03:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well, not everyone's husband "MAKES REALLY GOOD MONEY," perhaps they are envious. Quoting: Lady Truth I wouldn't worry about it. This....they envy the freedom you have and your good, hard working husband. Pay no attention...envy is one of those things that eats the person full of it from the inside out And the thing is my husband wants me to stay home with them. He hated when I worked. We were always having to negotiate schedules. Summers my kids had to stay at a daycamp. Still getting up early and being sent some where they hated. We have no family that helped out at all. Plus lots of sleazy guys hitting on me and a boss that was particularly inappropriate and always texted me at home for stupid stuff. I handled it bc it was necessary but that stuff puts strain on your marriage too at times. Nice not to even have that as an issue. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 73756851 United States 01/28/2017 03:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You are a lucky woman! Don't let all the feminazis get you down. I was a stay-at-home mom for quite a few years and I loved it. I could do what I wanted, when I wanted, keep house, work on my hobbies, garden, spend time with my children, raise them the way I wanted with my values...it was great! I wouldn't trade it for anything. Quoting: Little Red Hen All of these "career women" who look down on you are actually the most unhappy and miserable people alive. They have no life except their boring work so they have to denigrate you. They say things like, "OMG, aren't you bored?" Bored?! How the fuck could I be bored! I have things to do and things I like doing, and I don't have to babysit executives or deal with office politics or play stupid games just to get a job. I really don't know anyone who loves their job, and if they tell you they do, they are probably lying. Unfortunately, my husband wanted out when I was 45 and then I HAD to go through all the bullshit to get a career including going into student loan debt to get an education, playing all of the stupid games you have to play to even get an interview and putting up with commuting and office politics. It sucks, I hate it, and I am miserable most of the time as a result, but those were the cards I was dealt and life goes on. Enjoy it while you can :-) Thanks so much. I hated office politics. Dinner out with executives which I was required to do often. I felt like it consumed my life. I was super successful and my bosses begged me not to quit. But it just meant nothing to me. I didnt define myself by that kind of success Im sorry for the loss of your marriage. I could very well end up in that position one day as well, you never know. Thats why I appreciate this time in my life. It usually doesnt get to me but it just did today for some reason. Actually had me privately tearing up. Maybe Im just hormonal. It's really a good idea that even if you don't work professionally to at the very least work on a online degree or do some sort of part-time work. Reason being is that you don't want to be dependent on your husband in case he makes other plans. But I agree, you should stay at home and prioritize your kids -- but also do something on the side to advance your skillset so you can always get work if required. Thanks, I went to college when younger and also have a pretty good resume and skill set so that makes me feel good about the prospect of needing to work one day. I agree that anyone should be prepared to do so. Never know. |
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Missia User ID: 73067748 United States 01/28/2017 03:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Working women are jealous of us and they have reason to be. They bought into the women's lib BS and now they're stuck punching a time-clock, working to pay someone else to raise their children, and they married men who expects them to work, etc. I don't feel sorry for those dumb bitches one bit. I just sit back and laugh. They wouldn't know liberation if it smacked them in the face. I'm probably one of most liberated women in this country. Where do I want to go? When do I want to go there? What do I want to do when I get there? Oh my... the liberation is limitless. Last Edited by Suzy Q on 01/28/2017 03:55 PM |
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ThereRMeds4That User ID: 73069608 United States 01/28/2017 03:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I was a stay at home Mom for the majority of my Hubs military career- made much more sense for our family. My mother in law continually took digs at me, still does in fact. (Though encouraged her daughter to stay at home). I just chalked it up to jealousy because it made it easier to just move on from. Everyone has to do what's right for their own family! You'll care less as less about others opinions as you grow older. :) Some Shepherds remain hidden from their sheep. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 73756851 United States 01/28/2017 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You are in a nice position to be able to parent them full time. Enjoy it and think of it as your normal because it is your normal. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73710942 Other people's normal is their normal. There's no need for you to feel defensive because your life is different that others. There are always lives which cannot be compared or judged as better or worse. Wish them well and wish yourself well also. If someone is comparing their life to yours then that is their comparison. Perhaps they do not feel well about their situation, so they're feeling defensive, but that is their feeling and their situation and not yours. Enjoy your kids and your husband and your life. There is no 'normal'. Things that happened to you in your past, the things that trigger a PTSD response from you, are your things, but not your children's. So have your feelings and work through them on your own without bringing them to your children or people who feel you are less than them because you have an advantage. Remember, you have an advantage of time and money. Time and money is a good thing. Be happy with it. It's not a race. We're all just having experiences. Don't worry about your past. Run towards the things that make you happy and the past begins to melt and reform to a more recent past that becomes your past, and the PTSD can begin to diminish. Hope that helps a bit. :) Everything you say is right. I know my feelings are irrational and logically know that people are mostly not self aware and go around projecting negative things onto others. I try my best not to judge and view people as mostly just doing their best to survive. I have done a lot of healing thru meditation and spirituality. I guess the thing that got to me is that I dont want my kids to feel inferior or bothered by it. My ptsd has gotten a lot better over the years its just kinda there at a low level tho. Thank you so much for your advice and taking the time to reply. |
Only Original Documents User ID: 73798215 United States 01/28/2017 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've seen it both ways. There are the women that are married and need to work because the husband it's not making enough. They are tired, overworked and jealous. At the same time I've seen the stay at home moms act like thier shyte don't stink because they have more money and more time to attempt to make the kids, home and themselves near perfect. Either way, focus on yourself, people come and go. |