A Woman's "Right" to Stay at Home

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^i would say these women are being treated worse than goats. honestly madhanee that was an incredibly lame point.

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if you could work a bit on making a point, I might understand what you mean by that?

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I couldn’t agree more. All this shariah nonsense and islamic laws being universally applicable is just hooey. Good for pointing that out armughal. :k:

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i doubt that. Requires something you have already lost.

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armughal, maybe you find your job unsatisfying and tiresome and stressful, waghera waghera.

But for some of us others, we find what we do to be very exciting and enjoyable. Too bad for you that you dislike your job.

Maybe your wife might actually like her job if you let her go to work. But I hope in your situation, you found someone that actually buys into your bull.

Islam allows women the right to work. It allows women the right to stay at home. Why? Because they shove out 8 lb jerks like you out of their vagina.

Islam only allows man the right to work. Not to stay at home. Why? Because he's not shoving anything out of his body except poo.

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As my friend, who is a mother of 3, says she comes to work to have a break. Tell that to ur femanzi friend - laze around indeed.

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And Who Make Woman Shove Out 8 Lbs Of Jerk?

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Some doctor or nurse perhaps.

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I wouldnt like to marry a girl who stays at home I dont think so.
It is'nt a money thing, but I think a woman needs focus in her life. Sitting at home leads people to obsess about stupid things, which ends up being very unhealthy.

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It is very difficult for a woman to have a new born and get back to work just after one year...assuming that she was on maternity leave after birth. I can't imagine leaving my child at daycare like most people do in the West. Either i would opt for my parents or my husband's parents to take part while we both are at the jobs or if i don't have a choice i would not want to have kids till later and then would rather quite my job to stay home. To me its a choice of having kids or not having them at all depending on my husband's and my availability. I don't see much point in having kids if we both can't be there for them and sending them off to day care for 10 hours a day.

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.......and obsess about stupid things?

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women rights women rights...sick of hearing this anthem

BOOOOOOO YAAAAAAAAAAAAAA <:o)