Why judge? Most people say they want to win the lottery so they can stop working or retire early. If you have a SO who makes enough money that you can do that, why not?
Oh I will judge these people all day long. How do you feel spending money your H has earned and you're not contributing at all to the house?
Ditto!
Your ass better be in some serious charity work, volunteerism, or some kind of support of your H's career if you want to seriously sell me on the fitness of being at home all day while your H works.
I would judge if her house wasn't spotless and she made shittt for dinner every night. Or if she had a housekeeper.
Word!
Dude, I am totally jealous of any sahw. But yeah. If you're at home all day with no kids, then you gotta be contributing to the household in some way. Also, you should shower each day and look presentable. lol
Dude, I am totally jealous of any sahw. But yeah. If you're at home all day with no kids, then you gotta be contributing to the household in some way. Also, you should shower each day and look presentable. lol
Edited cause I suck at making complete sentences.
Even then, you're just a trophy wife and I'm still judging.
Dude, I am totally jealous of any sahw. But yeah. If you're at home all day with no kids, then you gotta be contributing to the household in some way. Also, you should shower each day and look presentable. lol
Edited cause I suck at making complete sentences.
Even then, you're just a trophy wife and I'm still judging.
I wish there were a sign up somewhere to be a trophy wife. That ish sounds luxurious. Plus, I'm lazy and don't care about having a career.
But on the real, I would get bored and would definitely need to do something on the side. Volunteer for the animal shelter I used to volunteer at, take sewing classes, something. It doesn't matter, though, because this will never be my life.
Our lives ran more smoothly when I was a SAHW. Things got done, the house was clean, dinners were nice and relaxed, we spent more time doing things together in the evenings, we ate better, exercised more and so on.
I was a SAHW once. IT was boring, underappreciated and totally embarrassing to admit to others because people TOTALLY don't respect SAHWs irl.
However, overall I loved it. I had a lot of sleep, ate full, organic meals every day, and every errand that needed to be taken care of was done immediately. Working is way overrated in our culture.
My husband had a weird work schedule and we could afford it. Our house was spotless, I cooked every meal from scratch, and volunteered/took classes.
Re: What about SAHW?
I don't care. At all. But if a SAHW tells me she never gets time to herself I'll kill her. ;-)
Ditto!
Your ass better be in some serious charity work, volunteerism, or some kind of support of your H's career if you want to seriously sell me on the fitness of being at home all day while your H works.
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Word!
Dude, I am totally jealous of any sahw. But yeah. If you're at home all day with no kids, then you gotta be contributing to the household in some way. Also, you should shower each day and look presentable. lol
Edited cause I suck at making complete sentences.
Even then, you're just a trophy wife and I'm still judging.
Click me, click me!
I wish there were a sign up somewhere to be a trophy wife. That ish sounds luxurious. Plus, I'm lazy and don't care about having a career.
But on the real, I would get bored and would definitely need to do something on the side. Volunteer for the animal shelter I used to volunteer at, take sewing classes, something. It doesn't matter, though, because this will never be my life.
I'll cry with you.
If I had the chance to be a SAHW though, I think I'd be a student forever ever.
Click me, click me!
I think I would be darling at being a trophy wife/SAHW. DARLING, I say.
But we'd need a cook. I'm not a fan of cooking.
See, this would not bother me in the least.
Our lives ran more smoothly when I was a SAHW. Things got done, the house was clean, dinners were nice and relaxed, we spent more time doing things together in the evenings, we ate better, exercised more and so on.
I was a SAHW once. IT was boring, underappreciated and totally embarrassing to admit to others because people TOTALLY don't respect SAHWs irl.
However, overall I loved it. I had a lot of sleep, ate full, organic meals every day, and every errand that needed to be taken care of was done immediately. Working is way overrated in our culture.
My husband had a weird work schedule and we could afford it. Our house was spotless, I cooked every meal from scratch, and volunteered/took classes.