Originally posted by: JodhaBai
Well, that's not misogyny. Someone believing its better for a woman to stay home and raise their child isn't a bad person. They just have different values than another person. If Amitabh said this I see it as him praising Kajol for making the sacrifice to stay home for her child. Seems to me Aishwarya made that choice too. I think that makes them strong women. If a man stayed home and the wife went to work I'd say the same thing about them.
Yup. Here it comes. The *values* argument.
Is your contention then that women like Sharmila Tagore, Indira Gandhi, Indira Hinduja, Shiney Abraham, Indra Nooyi were not strong?
What about the teachers, the doctors, the nurses, the not so elite athletes, the businesswomen who no one knows about? Are they weak for working after kids?
Hey, how about Amitabh and Ajay Devgan? How come they continued working after they had children? Were they weak men?
Of course you're going to say it's their choice . Strange how the choice somehow ends up with women quitting work and losing their financial independence.
But it's not misogyny. Not at all.
There's an old saying. You can only wake those who're actually sleeping, not those pretending to sleep. So go ahead and pretend. I'm not going waste my time arguing the point.
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