The most likely I might just screw it and go get a job in a bank.
That'd be cool too.
Taz has to chime in here.
Ray, there is no reason to be embarrassed about choosing a profession that has a gender stereotype. If women didn't push these boundries, you would have very few options in your life. You would be a seamstress, a telephone operator, a midwife, or a maid. Take advantage of the doors previous generations have opened for you.
Edited to add: I think the stay at home daughter thing is....fooey. Get an education and have a life of your own. You do not need a man to protect you. You will find you will have a stronger and happier marriage after you have achieved an independent identity of your own. A good man wants a well rounded, educated, and happy woman.
The most likely I might just screw it and go get a job in a bank.
That'd be cool too.
Taz has to chime in here.
Ray, there is no reason to be embarrassed about choosing a profession that has a gender stereotype. If women didn't push these boundries, you would have very few options in your life. You would be a seamstress, a telephone operator, a midwife, or a maid. Take advantage of the doors previous generations have opened for you.
The most likely I might just screw it and go get a job in a bank.
That'd be cool too.
Taz has to chime in here.
Ray, there is no reason to be embarrassed about choosing a profession that has a gender stereotype. If women didn't push these boundries, you would have very few options in your life. You would be a seamstress, a telephone operator, a midwife, or a maid. Take advantage of the doors previous generations have opened for you.
Thanks, Taz.
...A telephone operator? Sounds about as exciting as working in a bank.
I'm squirmish with physical contact. I couldn't be a midwife.
Ray, there is no reason to be embarrassed about choosing a profession that has a gender stereotype. If women didn't push these boundries, you would have very few options in your life. You would be a seamstress, a telephone operator, a midwife, or a maid. Take advantage of the doors previous generations have opened for you.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaay, Taz!!
Ray: I want to get a degree in public relations.
Thanks Eenie. I edited my previous post to address your SAHD topic too.
Ray, there is no reason to be embarrassed about choosing a profession that has a gender stereotype. If women didn't push these boundries, you would have very few options in your life. You would be a seamstress, a telephone operator, a midwife, or a maid. Take advantage of the doors previous generations have opened for you.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaay, Taz!!
Ray: I want to get a degree in public relations.
Public relations sounds cool. I sat through an info night on international relations. Is that the same kinda thing?
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