81Horse
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81Horse said:Thanks for the link, Rez. That thread predates my time here, so I never would have seen it.
I noticed in the excerpted news article that Jerrie Mock's mother-in-law watched her three kids for her while she was out of the kitchen, flying around the world. Do you feel okay about that?![]()
She should have taken the kids with her!Rez O. Lewshun said:... The pride the kids had for thier world record breaking mother is devalued by her absence ...
But he had his MOMMY staying with him -- he was fine.... how did Jerrie's husband eat? ...
Rez O. Lewshun said:No. In fact, that fact that Jerrie had to find a sitter to watch her kids so that she could pave the way for all women pilots to leave thier kids shows the entire paradigm is flawed.
(WHOA!!! Is Rez serious!!!!!!)
FlyUnited said:So I've read your last few posts and I've come to the conclusion that as long as a girl stays home to cook and clean, then she is a 'good' girl. Otherwise, she is selfish. Guess what? I have never cleaned my house, not once. I never cook either, we go out for dinner. I already know your thoughts on that, so don't bother. I just thought it was more important to spend quality time with my family instead of cleaning and cooking. Do you come home from trips and cook or clean? Why should I?
FlyUnited said:I also saw that you think female pilots have trouble finding a man because she is always out flying. Wow, what era do you live in? Does that same "can't find a man" theory hold true for the flight attendants too? I must work in some sort of time wharp compared to you because I see many, many happily married pilots and flight attendants. Some are married to people in the industry, some aren't.
FlyUnited said:Forgot to add: I don't cook or clean in the summers either (even though I am home). Do you know why? Because it's boring and I don't want to! I pay someone to do that for me. What part of cleaning piss off the toilet bowl should appeal to any woman? The fact that you want a woman you love to do that says volumes about you.
Rez O. Lewshun said:You'd probably be giddy with joy if you got a man to clean your toilet.
FlyUnited said:Yes, I am UNABLE to clean. As you stated, I have "no domestic work value". I won't fight that point, it's true. But I do have a live-in housekeeper who takes care of that for me. When I was young, my parents also had a live-in housekeeper, so it's never been something I've ever considered doing. I'm sorry if that is wrong to you. My mother never worked a day in her life, but she never cleaned or cooked either. Now where would she fit in to your perfect little world? I would probably poison my family by accident if I even attempted to cook, so I don't. No one taught me how and the closest I ever got to preparing a meal was in boarding school when they made the mistake of giving me kitchen duty one semester. And just to be clear, I would have lost my mind if my life consisted of dinner parties like my mom's life was.
FlyUnited said:Why does a woman working seem so threatening to you? Does my mom's lack of cleaning and cooking expertise insult you too? And if it does, why is that? My father was quite proud that she didn't work and would probably have been insulted if he ever saw her having to stoop to that level.
FlyUnited said:To be clear, my husband and I do have defined "his" or "her" projects. His projects include buying me flowers and rubbing my shoulders while we watch TV. I have some special "her" things I do for him that keep him pretty content too. Our relationship, family life, and lifestyle fits us perfectly. And to quote you, I bet your wife will never lay on her deathbed and wish she had spent more time cleaning the family toilet. Perhaps she will wish she had spent more time enjoying her life.
FlyUnited said:As I have stated in earlier threads, I think raising a child is more about the attention, love and their responsibility to society than their watching their mother scrub the floors when her intellectual ability is much higher. To me, that is called a martyr.
FlyUnited said:As they say, we only have one life. I have no intention of spending it cleaning up after people.
FlyUnited said:If a woman is forced because of financial difficulties to clean either her or another person's home, that is a completely different story. Would you berate a poor woman who must clean others homes because of financial destitution as being selfish too?
FlyUnited said:This routine could go on for another 11 pages and neither of us will ever change our position. I believe that only people without the means to afford live-in help should be forced into domestic servitude. Therefore, I think any man who expects his wife to stay home (unless she wants that too......and some do) to clean and cook while the rest of the family gets to enjoy their lives, is a selfish individual.
capt. megadeth said:I'd be giddy if I got a man to clean my toilet....but he better be in a thong with a nice arse.
If it ain't tight it ain't right.
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