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| 2 | If you put your carreer first, isn't it kinda obvious you won't have the energy for a kid, relationship and keeping a household?In my country most elemantary school teacher and round about half of the highschool teachers are women. So the women cannot teach skills argument doesn't make really sense. Plus personally I learned many skills from men and women. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 06/06/20 07:33 AM |
| 1 | If you put your carreer first, isn't it kinda obvious you won't have the energy for a kid, relationship and keeping a household?How do you come to this conclusion? Wouldn't it make sense that most humans like getting helped by their partner as a sign of affection. I think one partner would appreciate it if he gets help from his partner while fixing the lights or doing laundry. So the task would be finished sonner and both can enjoy more of their free time. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 06/06/20 07:30 AM |
| 2 | If you put your carreer first, isn't it kinda obvious you won't have the energy for a kid, relationship and keeping a household?My sister and her husband are also like this as well as some of my friends parents. I think it really depends on the character. As for sports my mum thaught me how to drive rollerblades and how to climb. Whereas my father thaught my how to play ping pong and how to swim. Additionally my sister introduced me to motorcross and scuba diving. So I think it really depends on the character of the individual person. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 06/06/20 07:25 AM |
| 6 | If you put your carreer first, isn't it kinda obvious you won't have the energy for a kid, relationship and keeping a household?Why can't men do child-rearing and why can't feminine persons teach skills or sports? What skills are you referring to? From my experience I have seen both go pretty well and I think its more up to personal strengths and preferences. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 05/06/20 11:58 AM |
| 5 | If you put your carreer first, isn't it kinda obvious you won't have the energy for a kid, relationship and keeping a household?I wouldn't say that so universally. For my part I think most people would be happy if he or she comes home after a long workday and can rely on their partner to help them with the chores (cleaning the house, cooking, repairing stuffs and so on). | /r/PurplePillDebate | 05/06/20 08:26 AM |
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