GOD Bless you for that...If every family was like your's the world would be a much greater place.
What I was saying in my posts was before the Baby Boomer generation I suppose, came along many troubled families especially women who were living with physical,sexual mental abuse by thier husbands felt they had no way out because they had no where to go, no money, no social support, no education and many daughters of these women did not want to end up like there mothers.
My mother even told me when she was a child in the 40's many husbands did not even allow thier wives to drive a car.
I feel Girls today should have balance with family and career but to say they should go back to the days where women were trapped is ludacris.
The problem with the Women's Movement was they did not incorporate into thier agenda how important family was as well as women knowing how to achieve educational and financial success as well.
Today's women are stay at home mother's with an education and the ability to work outside the home with a decent job if they need to and that came from the generation prior to them.
>>Today's women are stay at home mother's with an education and the ability to work outside the home with a decent job if they need to and that came from the generation prior to them.
This is where we differ, you seem to think you helped somehow, but I don’t see it. (Maybe it’s just me).
P.S. Before you think me a cretin (Not that it would be bad to be from Crete)
My wife is actually further out than I am; she thinks the U.S. would be better off if women never got the vote! (Shocked me to death when she fessed up to that one.)