How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa? ( Archived) (23)

Sep 1, 2007 8:44 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
cooldude747
cooldude747cooldude747Crest Hill, USA100 Threads 1,234 Posts
Women do make more than men these days...professor
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Sep 1, 2007 8:46 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
mikey007
mikey007mikey007grove, Oklahoma USA12 Threads 165 Posts
rolling on the floor laughing just a dreaminggrin
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Sep 1, 2007 8:55 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
HeartsDesire1961
HeartsDesire1961HeartsDesire1961SomeWhere, Mississippi USA32 Threads 978 Posts
Yes, some women do make more than some men. I have a friend that works and makes good $$$$$$ and her husband is a stay at home Mr. Mom. In a way I envy her because her house stays clean, her yard looks fabulous and her dinner is always cooked and ready for her when she comes home ... and the best part is after she gets through eating ... he does the dishes while she relaxes.

The good life.drinking
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Sep 1, 2007 9:16 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Mitchell1
Mitchell1Mitchell1Chattanooga, USA116 Threads 5,584 Posts
Does she have a sister? grin
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Sep 1, 2007 9:18 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
HeartsDesire1961
HeartsDesire1961HeartsDesire1961SomeWhere, Mississippi USA32 Threads 978 Posts
yes as a matter of fact she does... but






























shes gayrolling on the floor laughing
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Sep 1, 2007 9:19 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Mysticalguy
MysticalguyMysticalguyEvansville, USA38 Threads 1,164 Posts
I couldn't just stay at home. I like to keep it clean and cook and all but even if she made $500,000.00 a year, I'd just have to go out there and do something like have a business or being involved in my community.
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Sep 1, 2007 9:51 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Icekrystal24
Icekrystal24Icekrystal24Glasgow, USA74 Threads 1,690 Posts
I have no problem with it what so ever. I wouldn't think of it in the terms as "supporting" as if I were superior to him just because I was the one working. It's all relevant in a relationship....doesn't matter who makes the money, it all goes for the same purpose.....living life as happily as two people can.
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Sep 1, 2007 9:53 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Icekrystal24
Icekrystal24Icekrystal24Glasgow, USA74 Threads 1,690 Posts
Not ALL women make more money than men......especially in the same fields....same education...women still make less...statistically....there are exceptions, but over all....men do make more. JMO....grin
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Sep 1, 2007 9:54 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
shipoker55
shipoker55shipoker55St. Petersburg, Florida USA211 Threads 2 Polls 9,362 Posts
Another thread I had better stay out of.......good luck!!
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Sep 1, 2007 10:17 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Icekrystal24
Icekrystal24Icekrystal24Glasgow, USA74 Threads 1,690 Posts
confused
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Sep 1, 2007 10:27 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Hugz_n_Kissez
Hugz_n_KissezHugz_n_KissezSomeplace, Ontario Canada59 Threads 2 Polls 25,438 Posts
A)...I don't agree that women make more than men...or we would not have to have employment equity here in Canada and women still are not up to par as far as income is concerned!dunno

and

B)...I don't believe in one supporting the other...BUT supporting each other and both contributing to the relationship...bills etc.!

conversing conversing
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Sep 1, 2007 10:30 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
Mysticalguy
MysticalguyMysticalguyEvansville, USA38 Threads 1,164 Posts
I agree. thumbs up I'd still have to go out and do something though, grin
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Sep 1, 2007 10:44 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
LonelyInBC31
LonelyInBC31LonelyInBC31Battle Creek, Michigan USA199 Threads 1 Polls 2,760 Posts
did it....but I dont think I like the whole idea...mainly because I want my laundry folded a certain way, I like my dishes done a certain way, etc......


Now....I would have no problem with him HELPING but some things are better left for the woman to do..


Just my opinion of course!
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Sep 1, 2007 10:56 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
cooldude747
cooldude747cooldude747Crest Hill, USA100 Threads 1,234 Posts
Amen, Hearts-D...professor
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Sep 1, 2007 10:59 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
cooldude747
cooldude747cooldude747Crest Hill, USA100 Threads 1,234 Posts
Ice, I swear. In Chi-town. The women make more than men. THe harder a man works...The less he makes....professor dunno
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Sep 2, 2007 1:42 AM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
MVGCOK
MVGCOKMVGCOKMoreno Valley, California, California USA13 Threads 561 Posts
I heard that some women make more, at least here in the US. I think both should contribute. The thing is if there is a divorce (not to be negative) then the woman has to be aware she will be paying spousal support, especially, in community states.
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Sep 2, 2007 5:37 AM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
ShortyRed
ShortyRedShortyRedAthens, Tennessee USA6 Threads 624 Posts
I've done it once, because I made more money. However, he wouldn't try to find a better paying job, and I realized that I was making all the sacrifices, and he was acting like he was still living with his mom. He did do the laundry, and cleaned house. However, I couldn't even afford the simple things like a hair cut, yet he made sure he had weed everyday. (I don't smoke it) I got pi$$ed. I'm over here looking nappy headed, haven't bought a new outfit in over a year, yet he's high every day!!! WTH??

I would NEVER do it again countinuously. Now, if I were in a relationship and he got laid off, or lost his job through no fault of his own, I would have no problem doing it until he got on his feet. But to do it when he was the one who screwed up, and he's not even trying - HE!! NAW!!
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Sep 2, 2007 5:37 AM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
ShortyRed
ShortyRedShortyRedAthens, Tennessee USA6 Threads 624 Posts
BTW, I did leave, and that was one of the major reasons I did so!!!
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Sep 2, 2007 6:03 AM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
ltlmstrouble
ltlmstroubleltlmstroubleMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England UK7 Threads 1,635 Posts
I've done it... no problem. It was fine and I would do it again if need be.

I've found that males have more of a problem being supported than women do supporting them.comfort
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Sep 6, 2007 9:34 PM CST How many women would be willing to shift the tradition by supporting a man instead of vice-versa?
heartseekslove
heartseeksloveheartseekslovePalatka, Florida USA2 Threads 173 Posts
does he have a single brother?blushing
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