Females Working After Marriage... - Page 16

Sounds cool, reading no offensive tone, good views guys!! Nice debate going on here 😊

Arrey! What on earth makes ladies work even before marriage??

Does'nt it irk if they don't work after stealing the seats in the college by some 33% of reservation?? If they chose not to work after marriage why should they accept the reservations???

Anyhow working is a bad idea!😭 Wish I had a life as described by thoreau: A small hut in woods ,ample books to read ,far away from people !! What a cool life!!

Cheers,

Mythili

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

See your point is good too much indulgence may not be needed ...so it is valid for home schooling too where child has never a break from school😊 on the other hand there is another drawback .. schools are not only educational institutes but they also provide good social skills equally needed for future.

Parents are almost always good to their children , child trust them even if they punish a child knows that he\she would be loved and cared by them .. the outer word doesn't work like this a child really need to learn handling disappointments from others ..failure and other social difficulties.. schools provide such training a good way .. interaction with other kids and adult , handle their emotions and yet to work hard make them abit more focused..

I think women work more sincerely than man... 😉 😛 They discuss a lotttttt........they think a lottttt.......they Gossip a lottttttt....they jealous a lottttttt....
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The end... Entertainment tax for man 😕 ......... 😭

i think men have the smart kids. the rest, they dont want to hear about 😛 😆

ok serious. i think it comes down to genetic pool and to the environment at home. cant do much about those genes, but the environment is something we can partly control. if the stay-at-home mom's watching hindi movies all the time, girl will likely get all filmi. 😉 will know all the latest nakharas and jhatkas and not much else. ditto for khana khajana type shows. 😆 girl will learn to cook and serve her husband all her life. not a particularly enlightened state of affairs imo. if there is intelligent dinner-table conversation, if the kid has to learn to negotiate for things like his vacations and his toys early on, if the family is exploring new places together instead of new malls and cinema halls, then kid will likely turn out smarter. kids whose parents work perhaps also learn to fend for some things for themselves. good training since you dont want to spoon-fed kids all your life. only thing is kid should know he can talk to you, have a channel of communication open.

ultimately it's what you do with the time together that counts, not how much of it you spend. i may have spent only a few years of my teen years at home with my brother but those years of being close to each other last forever.