Sure, then she wouldn't have the house she lives in, no one to invent the car she drives, there would be no food in the supermarket because there wouldn't be anyone to drive the produce from market. Or to grow it for that matter.
Yes, honey, a world without men. You and your harpie friends would be sitting naked in the dark in a cave somewhere reciting bad pedantic poetry at each other.
Oh, oh, oh. I’m laughing. I’m not anti-man or anti-dad (having both a loving father growing up and a good husband who is a *great* dad) but please! You don’t have to have a man to eat! My great-grandfather died when his 5 children were still very young. Great-grammie raised them just fine and she didn’t depend on produce trucked in or the supermarket to do it. They raised their own. My Grammie’s father also was very sick for years before he died, leaving my great-grandmother on the farm with 9 children. They ate well, growing everything they needed. The girls did farm work just as well. And my grandmother could shoot a deer, wring a chicken’s neck or slaughter a pig with the best of ‘em.
And as far as growing it - I have a garden that I tend. I do all the work myself, simply because I enjoy gardening. While H’s help is welcome if he wants to, I can grow vegetables just fine on my own. That’s the reason we had fresh peas, beans and squash tonight for Father’s Day dinner!