I recently read an NBC article about stay at home dad's (http://nbr.com/2014/03/07/stay-at-home- ... mom-image/) which frightened me. The author posed the stay at home dad as the "new normal" and disregarded the stereotype of men being the breadwinners. It might be because I was raised in a conservative, but the thought of men staying at home while the women support the family financially is backwards to me. I also wonder what these new societal roles will do to attraction. I know Chase has already written a piece on something like this, but I'm interested in what you guys have to say.
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JjP,
Here's my thoughts.
It isn't exactly "stay home" dad, but rather business or marketing dad. If i remember, there are some guys who stay at home and do the administrative stuff of his wife, and create his own projects.
So he isn't really just staying at home from 9 to 5 but rather he help his women to venture out.
Zac
JjP said:
Here's my thoughts.
It isn't exactly "stay home" dad, but rather business or marketing dad. If i remember, there are some guys who stay at home and do the administrative stuff of his wife, and create his own projects.
So he isn't really just staying at home from 9 to 5 but rather he help his women to venture out.
Zac
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If a man makes money online (affiliate marketing, ecommerce etc) and works in his home, do we consider him a stay at home dad??? He might even make five times more money than his wife that has a regular 9 - 5 job. I know of internet marketers that clock $25,000 PER MONTH! - How many women around the whole world make that much???