PilotChapin
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true, but....
I agree with being Mr. Mom, but as many of you guys know....even when we have a supporting wife who is willing to work and believe in her husband and his career. I still feel pretty bad about having to stay at home, you guys know what I am talking about "I'm the man of the house, I'm suppose to be the provider" all that stuff.....My wife loves me very much and she has been soooooooo supportive and has had faith in my career more than I have, so I guess I am greatful for that. I just want to reward my wife for being so awesome....GOD BLESS EVERY WOMAN THAT GOT MARRIED WITH A PILOT AND STUCK MY HIS SIDE! not alot of bi**es can take that much heat.....
PlaneStupid said:I agree with G200. Stay put and become mr mom until you find something worthwhile. Most 135 pilot jobs have minimal insurance if any at all. If you are leaving a household income of 40k to work for 35k you might as well subtract another 6k for your own health insurance, so now you are working for 29k, plus you have new expenses with the little one.
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I agree with being Mr. Mom, but as many of you guys know....even when we have a supporting wife who is willing to work and believe in her husband and his career. I still feel pretty bad about having to stay at home, you guys know what I am talking about "I'm the man of the house, I'm suppose to be the provider" all that stuff.....My wife loves me very much and she has been soooooooo supportive and has had faith in my career more than I have, so I guess I am greatful for that. I just want to reward my wife for being so awesome....GOD BLESS EVERY WOMAN THAT GOT MARRIED WITH A PILOT AND STUCK MY HIS SIDE! not alot of bi**es can take that much heat.....