Females Working After Marriage... - Page 5

Originally posted by: sareg

when that book was written women hardly worked, times have changed, so the book is pretty much irrelevant for this topic😆

Excuse me??? irrelevant, this book is not irrelevant, maybe you should go and find out what the Bhagwat Gita is about before commenting on it like this. Its a holy book of the hindus and every hindu worships it, find out what that book is about before commenting like such

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

If the mother has to sweat out in traffic and her hands are sore holding the handle bars in trains and buses.. how can she be tender...and creative for her kid who needs her the most......😊

A child feels the same warmth from the mother if she works at a construction site or breaking bricks etc. for making ends meet and from a mother who uses softening lotion on her hands.

Originally posted by: *Meg_d*

Excuse me??? irrelevant, this book is not irrelevant, maybe you should go and find out what the Bhagwat Gita is about before commenting on it like this. Its a holy book of the hindus and every hindu worships it, find out what that book is about before commenting like such

😆 dont fret. Sareg is not a muslim or a pakistani.. he is a pandit from varanasi....😆

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

😆 dont fret. Sareg is not a muslim or a pakistani.. he is a pandit from varanasi....😆

no i am not freting or whatever, and you know what its not even funny, I dont really care what religion sareg is, i am just validating my point. But seems things are too amusing for you

Originally posted by: Maya_M

A child feels the same warmth from the mother if she works at a construction site or breaking bricks etc. for making ends meet and from a mother who uses softening lotion on her hands.

no thats not true... you can make out that difference... every child can... just that they dont have an option but to whine....😊...

Originally posted by: *Meg_d*

Excuse me??? irrelevant, this book is not irrelevant, maybe you should go and find out what the Bhagwat Gita is about before commenting on it like this. Its a holy book of the hindus and every hindu worships it, find out what that book is about before commenting like such

Meghooo 🤗 , nice to see you here...

And as far as Sareg's comment about Bhagawad Gita- if I know his style of posting, I can tell that it was a sarcastic comment..So I suggest you don't take it to heart... 😊

I value your judgement as your POV QWERT.. but imo, it is the heart qwerty that lifts a child..

it is as tender..

in fact, an accomplished woman has a different level of confidence and better understanding of the the outside world that kids will be a part of.

Originally posted by: raksha.l

Meghooo 🤗 , nice to see you here...

And as far as Sareg's comment about Bhagawad Gita- if I know his style of posting, I can tell that it was a sarcastic comment..So I suggest you don't take it to heart... 😊

thanks raksha😊 its nice to see you too.

No i havent taken it to heart, but there should be some respect for certain things that are important to others. Anyways maybe i misunderstood it😊

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

no thats not true... you can make out that difference... every child can... just that they dont have an option but to whine....😊...

A child doesn't care if mother smells of sweat from all the work or she smells of Gucci. Her husband might😛.

It is not about quantity of time but the quality time spend with a mother which is valuable. Just because a child starts going to school and spends more time with the teacher doesn't mean that now she means more to him than the mother.

Originally posted by: mermaid_QT

I value your judgement as your POV QWERT.. but imo, it is the heart qwerty that lifts a child..

it is as tender..

in fact, an accomplished woman has a different level of confidence and better understanding of the the outside world that kids will be a part of.

My post might come as a surprise to you QT, but why is that for a woman(or anybody else for that matter) to have a better understanding of the outside world, she needs to work???

I for one - don't like the idea of the 'job' itself..So doesn't matter, man or woman- job takes you away from your family.. 😊