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Originally Posted by leesa
Whoever stays at home.. whether mum or dad... is taking a massive risk should it not work out. Whoever still has their career is the one who has a lifeline for worst case scenario. The other person is ultimately left relying on them to do the right thing and we all know how often that doesn't happen. There are plenty of men (and probably women) who take advantage of that "leverage" and abuse their position, is what I meant. I'm just not letting myself ever get into that position.
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Your stupidity is getting offensive and you are talking out of your rectum.
Whoever goes to work is taking all the risk.
Look at what is offered regarding maternity leave compared to paternity leave.
Then you will realise that it's mostly woman staying home by default.
With that they have all the leverage.
You have no Bloody clue what your on about, go speak to some of your male friends that have gone through divorce and 'family' court.
That's if you have any male friend alive after going through the wringer and left out to dry after the bias judges and vindictive, power tripping entitled female is finished with them.
The male suicide rate is like 6 times that is women. Must be all that leverage they have.
Sorry for the rant, but I can't let that absolute BS go unanswered.
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