House wives

[parissenoor]

Re: House wives

@Puchi Kuchi

O K, when I get married I wanna be a housewife. I’m a graduate, I have a masters and i’m still studying so if I ever need to work I will have the qualifications to do so, it’s just that I have a strong traditional side to me that makes me want to take care of people around me, and I would wanna give a lot more time to my home and family when i’m married.

Being a housewife does not mean you have to sit at home watching indian or pakistani TV, there are so many things you could do just think about it, Is that such a bad thing? I’d wake up late, go to the gym, read, take art classes, learn to cook exotic dishes, learn different languages, take some islamic courses, visit my friends and do lots of things I don’t have time to do normally.

i totally share your experience and views:blush:…except that i have two masters:D

âkifrench princess:
i’m sorry but i totally disagree with you…
after you leave high school…in few years;)…i suggest you to work while at university…if you can both work half time and get all your degrees with “mention bien” then you’re ready to be a working wife;)…if not you might consider becomeing either a mother (house wife), OR a career woman;)

[Pinnacle]

Re: House wives

as a teenager, my dream in life was to marry a rich man and be a housewife and enjoy the earnings $$$$$$$$ of my partner
well… but reality is i do have to work to supplement the household income and every now and then, i take long breaks to be with my son.

and people if a woman wants to be a housewife that doesnt make her old-fashioned or opressed or boring or wateva u ppl call it. i think for a woman to make that kinda decision in this day and age, she’s great! all housewives out there who have sacrificed their careers to take care of the future (kids) hats off to u ladies!
and i know a lot of stay-home moms who are successful entreprenuers as well