You're fine.
Im studying criminal justice

lit

I'm minoring in that

Im specializing in forensic science for my bachelors

So technically I am a homemaker...but also a full time student

I mean

if it works it works

I quit my job so I could actually see my husband and take care of the things at home while he works

nice

that is actually quite admirable

You have to work as a team

I think its more admirable (considering the culture) that he's willing to support me while Im not working

Which is kinda sad if you think about it

yep

My wife has never worked and I never expected her to.

if I put my tinfoil hat on one starts to wonder why culture is so hell bent on keeping everyone in the workforce......

I mean she's had the odd job but nothing like a 'career'

............almost like they want parents to have as minimized an influence on the next generation as possible........

Speaking of which, she gave me our third child this morning!

Absolutely @A. Spader

Congrads!

Thanks!

What

WHY ARE YOU ON DISCORD

Because they're quietly taking a nap and I am superfluous at the moment.

And I wanted to share.

I'll allow it

Jk

Congrats dude!!!

I'm mostly texting family members and taking pics

Thanks!

in any case that's fantastic

Congratulations

Thanks all.

It's probably not so conspiratorial to say that the corporate world benefits from having all the extra workers in the market from women not wanting to be housewives. Increases productivity, keeps wages low, etc. Of course they like feminism.

The government benefits too in terms of collecting taxes

ether way

Destabilize the family = profit

I'm not so sure that it's quite so malicious, but definitely poorly thought out

maybe that's why corporations lean so hard into the "hellow fellow gays" during pride month

Imagine how much money they make from the prison system. Since the majority of inmates come from single parent households.

But that may be a bit too conspiratorial?