Correlation is not causation — does having the kid cause stress or is it the factors associated with having kids

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having a kid is better than working a stressful job everyday for 50+ years 😂

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10902-018-9958-2

I don’t know the methodology there but social factors and poverty should be ruled out for sure

They’d both affect shit

And poor especially black people have more kids early especially in the USA

😂

What

“people”

Am i wrong?

😂😂😂😂

Im trying to have a legitimate discussion on methodology of the study

We don’t need racism too

They are certainly „people“

Especially in course of a study

Their differences can affect things

why do blacks have to do anything with this 😑

Especially when dealing with relatively small changes

yeh i doubt that these studies have any control for poverty @Notso

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the risk of depression depends on mothers' preferences and on their job quality. If you want to stay home-and you can afford it-your risk for depression is indeed low, but if you would rather be at work, the risk significantly increases. And if you want to stay home, but you're forced to work at a low-quality job, your depression risk is the same as those at home who would rather be working.

Yes

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3634473/The-job-makes-happiest-Housewife-Survey-finds-stay-home-mothers-satisfied-profession.html
i cant find any poll or study that suggests a causal link between stay at home mothers and negative mental states

It doesn't matter

In the end,

_We're all going to Gulag_

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Gay

wtf

I hate females

women are un-aesthetic tbh

Holy shit those digits

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stay at home moms are happiest but they need stability. What is interesting is we see third world women not depressed and fucntioning as stay at home mothers however what does that actual entail, and mean, well its a much more demanding job naturally than we usually assume. Things need to be done, plans made, observations remembered. Often times you will travel outside of the household to complete those tasks.

The issue would rather be a complete removal of womanly work from the house via automation or simply outsourcing it from the home via services. If a woman has a child and these things she needs to do, womanly tasks abound, she will be fulfilled because she is also quite literally working.

right
so i am reading some of these pro women in the workforce studies
they dont fucking control for whether the woman is the sole breadwinner
the studies might as well just be ''single mothers have a hard time'' especially since the more significant ''disadvantages'' appear at the lower end on the economic spectrum
these negative effects are almost certainly the result of single motherhood and not staying at home, especially since when we compare these to studies of housewives we find that they are among the happiest and most fulfilled
and single mothers who work are obviously going to be less stressed as they have a guarantee of food on the table

remember back when only the father had to work, while the mother would only stay at home?

oh yeah