Candy_Coated_Clown
Well-Known Member
and no, I don't mean one of those "housewives" on the reality TV series on Bravo.
I mean a real housewife.
For those who aren't housewives, have you ever wanted to be a housewife? What's your perception of a housewife?
For those who are housewives, what is your life like and do you feel being a housewife is fulfilling?
Here's a link I found on guidelines to being a housewife, perhaps it will help to give some idea to what a housewife tends to generally do. Some people assume they just sit up and attend tea parties all day long and shop.
LINK
I think I'd refer to that kind of wife as a "kept" wife (one who just spends money, shops and doesn't do much homesteading), but not a housewife. I would say there's a difference between those two terms...for me it is.
I know I ask a lot of questions in my threads, but it's all for creating great discussion and throwing some things out there for people to think about and answer.
But here are a few more questions.
Do you think today less men are desirous of housewives as mates?
As a man, would you want your wife to be a housewife?
It is important for a woman to be more attractive than average, as an asset to bring to the table, if she's looking to get into a partnership that respects her choice to be a housewife?
I mean a real housewife.
For those who aren't housewives, have you ever wanted to be a housewife? What's your perception of a housewife?
For those who are housewives, what is your life like and do you feel being a housewife is fulfilling?
Here's a link I found on guidelines to being a housewife, perhaps it will help to give some idea to what a housewife tends to generally do. Some people assume they just sit up and attend tea parties all day long and shop.
LINK
I think I'd refer to that kind of wife as a "kept" wife (one who just spends money, shops and doesn't do much homesteading), but not a housewife. I would say there's a difference between those two terms...for me it is.
I know I ask a lot of questions in my threads, but it's all for creating great discussion and throwing some things out there for people to think about and answer.
But here are a few more questions.
Do you think today less men are desirous of housewives as mates?
As a man, would you want your wife to be a housewife?
It is important for a woman to be more attractive than average, as an asset to bring to the table, if she's looking to get into a partnership that respects her choice to be a housewife?
