[Rummyfan]

Feminism is the biggest lie of the late twentieth century. Part of it was made up by frat boys - i.e. women should sexually behave just like men - and part by extremely unhappy women who wanted to screw things up for other women.

[RooRoobird20]

Re: the lies FemiNazis have pushed on young women: Even Nanzi Botoxly has said “You can’t have it all, not all at the same time.”

GAD, I can’t believe I agree with the Botoxed B*tch about something! GAG, EWW, SPIT!!!!

[Fungi]

Lean out? Is that similar to falling over or out of a car?

[Bonemaker]

“Lean Out, Ladies”

Is that the opposite of lean in...on this?

[Paulie]

“Part of it was made up by frat boys...”

I doubt that.

Maybe it’s YOU who’s making things up?

[mumblypeg]

Lean out??
WTH does that even mean?

[PhiloBedo]

Women whine.

Men don’t.

[Albion Wilde]

So that’s where we begin, then, in turning things around. Yes, mothers who want to be home need practical solutions for how to make it work—how to live on less, how to use their time at home to everyone’s benefit, how to keep a toe in the professional waters, etc.—but first they need respect.

I did a master's thesis on how this disaster came about. It's going to take a miracle and a Judeo-Christian religious revival to turn it back around. But let me just throw a few things out there:

1) Churches and synagogues must develop and require classroom marriage prep courses before agreeing to marry a couple;

2) IRS automatically divides the income credits between husband and wife for all couples who register a stay-at-home parent year by year; and

3) Community colleges should have low-cost, for-credit continuing education for mothers around what was once known as "home economics." I have a friend who majored in this back in the 60s, married and had kids right out of college, and turned it into a career as an IRS agent (I know; don't flame me) from age 45 to 65 after her kids were all in high school. Now she has a nice gubmit pension.

The point is that even Ivy League universities used to support family and even gave marriage and parenting classes, before all hell broke loose. Today, any sort of practical education is given at community college levels. But those credits do count towards getting a master's in many instances. Community colleges need to develop these pipelines from motherhood to re-employment, with job fairs and career counseling. for moms whose kids are late adolescents, away at college or emancipated. There are so many ways also, these days, to work with other women from home, online, if entrepreneurs have practical business learning and advice.

[HamiltonJay]

You can’t have it all, PERIOD... Man or Woman.. anyone telling you this is a LIAR.

Your gender does not matter.

[Twink]

I don’t think “frat boys” had anything to do with it.