Not quite - this is not universal. In countries where affordable childcare is more readily available, both women and men have this choice.
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Talking abt social norms. Everyone has the right to choose legally how much they work, all other factors permitting
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Yes I see what you mean - thanks for the clarification!
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I'm glad I'm in a profession that exposes me to the problems both sides face, being aware of gender issues that affect both men and women.
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I can't imagine being this ignorant, thinking that every problem one group of people face is their own fault.... because 'privilege'.
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A mate planned the opposite since his wife was the higher earner, then she pulled rank to stay with the kids & he had to work (w/ overtime).
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They get the choices, that's why you see so many stay at home dads, because full time work is the real joy of life.
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It is exclusively the woman's choice (and agency) to have a child in the first place.
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Some people are just always gonna be certain that the Earth is flat.
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Curious - do you think women have just inherently wanted to stay home 99% of the time and do 99% of domestic work? Is it in their genes?
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Do you even live on planet earth?
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How utterly barking.
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