While I won’t disagree that today’s working world is more hectic than ever and that people are working longer hours for less pay (so much for unions), I must take issue with what you’ve said about where women do belong. Personally, I wouldn’t mind being a house husband. In fact, I welcome the idea. I guess that’s because, in a way, I agree with you about the misery of having a 9-5, but I wouldn’t say that women belong in the kitchen. If I’m going to adopt your logic, I’d go ahead and say that women don’t belong in the kitchen–they belong in bed.
Why hassle with hair, makeup, laundry, dirty dishes and the kids? Let dad take care of those things when he gets home, and when he’s done with the chores, you’ll be waiting, legs spread, anticipating him to give you just what you deserve for being lazy and laying around in your pajamas all day.
Maybe I’ve gone too far. The spread legs was a bit much. I guess if I’m going to look at housewifery from the standpoint of a male, I should be forthcoming about my opinions of housewifery based on my own desire to be a house husband. I think it’s laziness. Pure and simply laziness–until your family is affected with one of those godforsaken creatures called a “child.” Might as well throw out all your plans for a slender figure and a fulfilling social life after contracting something like that.
But damn, does your pink nylon babydoll cami worldview look tempting.
