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Originally Posted by Cute n Fuzzy Bun'ny
"I think my wife is cheating"
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Darn, there's never any full names or pictures or phone numbers to properly research these claims. I'm not looking for a job but...
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Originally Posted by Cute n Fuzzy Bun'ny
"we havent had sex in 5 years".
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I'm not so sure that implies monogamy, let alone celibacy!
Let's see, a marriage where one spouse is totally dependent upon the other's income while relegated to a diaper-changing support role that garners little respect in this capitalistic misogynistic occupationally-biased society. Yeah, that sounds like a pretty mentally/emotionally healthy demographic group to me. Not everyone can have our Trump-sized ER self esteem.
Didn't we just have a thread about staying employable by making sure you're in your company's profit center instead of a sideline support role? Gee, did it never occur to these SAHDs to wonder why their spouses were so eager to sacrifice a seemingly idyllic home life for the corporate struggle? Ah, the sacrifices we make for our ever-grateful & appreciative offspring.
Hunh, that's odd, most of the SAHD websites I used to look at a couple years ago are gone. No doubt they upgraded to bigger servers with more bandwidth to handle all the crowds. Have you tried
http://slowlane.com/ or
Jon's Homeschool Resources? There's also
AtHomeDad.com, where "Men who change diapers change the world!".
I think the homeschoolers have a more positive approach than the guys who're providing childcare only while they're nursing their wounds from this round of the employment derby. If you've already been ejected from your corporate environment due to outsourcing, you might be a tad nervous about your SAHD occupational longevity... especially if your spouse spends her workday scouring the books for ways to cut expenses, eliminate drag, raise productivity, and meet her needs (so to speak) through innovative synergistic partnerships!
Speaking of homeschoolers, you might find a group in your neighborhood that has a guy or two. The local neighborhood homeschoolers tend to band together for playgroups & group discounts on field trips, educational events, and other outings. It's a good way to network around here but I don't know how well it works in everyone's neighborhoods.
No, I don't think it's a good way to meet hot & fertile chicks. Unless you have a really big diaper bag...