I was wondering how long it would take before someone mentioned the “homosexual agenda”. Hmmmm over 15 pages…
As a wife of over 30 years and the mother of two young adults…I must have missed the lesbian agenda. I didn’t get the memo, I guess.
Do you see how ridiculas this sounds?
As a free American (Thank God for our troops) woman, you and I have many opportunities in this life that women, say in Saudi Arabia do not, or in some African cultures where they are not allowed to drive, to vote, to speak, and are sexually mutilated so they become sexual toys for their husbands or any other man. Ever hear of women in India (one fo the most densely populated countries) dying in “kitchen fires”? Oh, yeah…evidently she burned the toast and poof…she is burned to death.
You and I have the right to an education, the right to vote, we can marry or not. If your Catholic practices are true, we also have the right to reject chemical contraception and abortion. We also have the right to speak out against it as “Catholics”. We have right to practice our faith according to it’s tennets. While having these rights, we also respect the rights of those who do not hold Catholic faith principles. Keep in mind what Cambridge is spouting off…a priest would shrug off as nonsense. Especially in America.
If your husband has the financial means for you to live out your vocation as a wife and mother…I think that is great. If you feel your vocation is to be a SAHM, great! If you don’t want an education beyond high school…you have that right. I say great.
I will add the following: 1. Make sure your name is on all bank accounts, 2. Make sure your name is on any/all vehicles you drive 3. Make sure your name is on the deed to the house…or lease, if you are renting.
I didn’t want to leave my children in daycare…however in order to buy a home in the 80’s, I needed an outside job. So I worked at a daycare, my children were always with me, a room away. I had the pleasure of doing a vocation that I loved, teaching pre-school. The money wasn’t great, but it was enough to purchase our first home. I stayed in this vocation until my children went to Catholic school. Then I got a job there as a Director of a before and after school program. I also taught CCD on Wednesday nights for the public school students. I enjoyed every minute of it. My facebook page is filled with my former students who remember me fondly. They are in college, married, have children and yes, a few of them are gay… and I love them all. This was my vocation. I had the best of both worlds.
My children are grown and now I have changed vocations/jobs. My DH and I ride to work together and his job is a few streets over from mine. You and I are lucky…we live in a country where we have many opportunities. The only thing I see lacking…is “respect” for a chosen vocation.
Cambridge doesn not respect women who are educated, work outside the home, or have any higher brain matter than that of a doormat.
The Stepford Wives must be his favorite read…