| What do you think about people who's profiles say they are homemakers looking for someone to Posted: 1/3/2007 5:36:29 PM | | Some men still like the idea of raiseing a family. If you love someone it's not the issue of sitting at home that maters, it's making a wonderfull environment for your man to come home too. Some of us just aren't intrested in the high profile, driven machines, that some women are (not ment to be judgemental) Women wanted equalty and got it, fine but some women want old time values with real love and careing. Today it would appear that if you don't have some driveing force and giant career with a huge income your nothing. Men have, for a long time defined themselves by what they do, and often after retirement end up feeling like they have wasted their lives. Well thats soon to be a female problem as well wonder how thats going to work for you guys might be interesting to find out! | |
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| What do you think about people who's profiles say they are homemakers looking for someone to Posted: 1/17/2007 3:23:28 PM | Ok folks read the ID done that good cos I am feeling got at here Lets start I am home because I am disabled and no I am not looking for someone to look after me I am looking for a female friend/partner whom I can shair what I have with. If that someone has her own house and we spend our time between the two thats good. in the past I had to come grips with the fact that someone I really care about is in the armed services and decided that I could live with being the one at home whilst she followed her dream ( when I asked her to marry me she just wanted to be friends, which is how we are) I dont have a problem with looking after the home bringing up the kids doing the sewing and making dresses for the girls.... I do get fed up of people who think/call me gay and all sorts of other related names.... I rather be a caring home making gentleman .... getting so fed up and lets face it hurt by peeps who think some just want to stay at home to scroung off their partner Anyone is welcome to send me msg about what I have said here.. Steve | |
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| What do you think about people who's profiles say they are homemakers looking for someone to Posted: 1/17/2007 3:28:26 PM | Yum, good for you!! fantastic! That is great and sensible and will get you the best out of life. Boo to those narrow minded folks who can't respect a woman for what she IS rather than what she DOES.
And if there are kids in the picture (either yours or hers), you have to bargain whether childcare is worth the expense or not! If someone is willing to be home with the kids for that kind of benefit, why would that be a problem?? | |
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| What do you think about people who's profiles say they are homemakers looking for someone to Posted: 1/25/2007 9:17:15 AM | First of all, how could homemakers stay at home all the time, saying they want a man to support them? How do they get their income? Sadly, most of them get their income from alimony and child support, after ass-raping the poor guy in divorce court. They get $2k a month for staying home while the guy gets almost nothing. Of course they wouldn't be working in the case of winning a large claim from their ex-husband. Therefore, if I saw any profiles of women who are homemakers wanting a man to take care of them and for "security," then they made it obvious to everybody that they're gold-diggers and only want the chance to stay at home for MORE money. In that case, I stay the hell away from them. No woman is ever going to take my money again unless she EARNS that god-given right! | |
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| What do you think about people who's profiles say they are homemakers looking for someone to Posted: 1/25/2007 10:18:34 AM | | I think anyone can ask for anything and being honest about whats for you is a good thing. Rather than see a woman asking this as bad, I see it as her saying who she is and what she is looking for. I may not be interested in that but there are men who are looking for someone like that. If she isn't for you, just pass on her and let her look for who she is looking for. You do not know enough about the situation to make judge-ment on her and what her motives are. She could be a widow with a big bank account looking for a companion and not what you think she is looking for. | |
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