I've never written a blog before, so welcome to my first and maybe only blog.
I'm not an angry woman, I'm a blessed woman, a woman who thanks God daily for everything he's given me. I was blessed when my kids were born not to have to work full time. I did work part time for a while, but gave that up. My children are in school full time now, so I do work as a substitute at a preschool and one night a week at a laundromat. I am fortunate that I am able to do this.
I read a blog yesterday that I frequently read by Matt Walsh. His wife is a stay at home Mom, they have twin newborns. He posted a blog by a woman named Amy Glass, I had never heard of her before yesterday. Apparently she's a feminist and as she put it, I look down on young women with husbands and kids, and I'm not sorry.
Here is a link to her blog
http://thoughtcatalog.com/amy-glass...omen-with-husbands-and-kids-and-im-not-sorry/
She doesn't like the fact that we have showers for women who get married and have babies. According to Ms. Glass, these aren't real accomplishments. Anyone can do them.
I really don't care what she thinks and if your a wife and stay at home mom, or single mom, I don't want you to care either. It's not worth our time or energy. She obviously has no clue what it takes to be a parent.
This a quote from her blog:
I hear women talk about how “hard” it is to raise kids and manage a household all the time. I never hear men talk about this. It’s because women secretly like to talk about how hard managing a household is so they don’t have to explain their lack of real accomplishments. Men don’t care to “manage a household.” They aren’t conditioned to think stupid things like that are “important.”
Comments like that are really ignorant and sad. I would think instead of putting down her fellow sister's she'd want to build them up.
She claims to be a feminist, yet she disregards the choice a woman can make either to stay home or work, if they have that choice. I had no idea someone would look at raising a human being to be such an easy task.
I'm not an angry woman, I'm a blessed woman, a woman who thanks God daily for everything he's given me. I was blessed when my kids were born not to have to work full time. I did work part time for a while, but gave that up. My children are in school full time now, so I do work as a substitute at a preschool and one night a week at a laundromat. I am fortunate that I am able to do this.
I read a blog yesterday that I frequently read by Matt Walsh. His wife is a stay at home Mom, they have twin newborns. He posted a blog by a woman named Amy Glass, I had never heard of her before yesterday. Apparently she's a feminist and as she put it, I look down on young women with husbands and kids, and I'm not sorry.
Here is a link to her blog
http://thoughtcatalog.com/amy-glass...omen-with-husbands-and-kids-and-im-not-sorry/
She doesn't like the fact that we have showers for women who get married and have babies. According to Ms. Glass, these aren't real accomplishments. Anyone can do them.
I really don't care what she thinks and if your a wife and stay at home mom, or single mom, I don't want you to care either. It's not worth our time or energy. She obviously has no clue what it takes to be a parent.
This a quote from her blog:
I hear women talk about how “hard” it is to raise kids and manage a household all the time. I never hear men talk about this. It’s because women secretly like to talk about how hard managing a household is so they don’t have to explain their lack of real accomplishments. Men don’t care to “manage a household.” They aren’t conditioned to think stupid things like that are “important.”
Comments like that are really ignorant and sad. I would think instead of putting down her fellow sister's she'd want to build them up.
She claims to be a feminist, yet she disregards the choice a woman can make either to stay home or work, if they have that choice. I had no idea someone would look at raising a human being to be such an easy task.
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no matter where you are as long as you know your position your right n your duties as woman or wife or mom that's the best things that's the point 
