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1. My mom appreciates my father a lot. She lives a much Having a
nicer life than she did when she was growing up. They Home-Centered
live an ideal life almost, and I don't think either one of Mother
them takes advantage of it or believes in it more.
2. It was a very traditional marriage where mom gave up Having a
her career, stayed home, and raised the kids, and dad Home-Centered
went on with his career. And it worked because dad's Mother
career really took off. So I wonder if the marriage
would not have been as successful if dad hadn't been
as successful at his job.
3. My mother dropped out at twelfth grade, and she used Having a
to work as a home attendant part-time, but staying Home-Centered
home and taking care of the kids, that's what she liked Mother
most. So she stopped working when she got diabetic.
She was more relaxed at home.
4. Staying home and taking care of us, I know she Having a
enjoyed that. She's a great mother, but I think she Home-Centered
enjoyed it, too. So I never wished she worked. I never Mother
wished she didn't work, either, but she was working
as a mother, as a quote unquote housewife.
5. I hear about this ad nauseam! My mother was the first Having a
woman in the state to be in agricultural engineering, Home-Centered
so she was in the vanguard and had a lot of oppor- Mother
tunities. She was offered a grant to study, and it was
this fabulous opportunity, but she chose to marry my
father, giving up the scholarship. Her life would have
gone in a totally different direction, and she looks
back now and blames my father for giving up this
opportunity.
6. My mother was always dissatisfied that she didn't Having a
have more stuff. She wanted my father to be more Home-Centered
ambitious, and he wasn't an ambitious man. As long Mother
as he was supporting the family, it didn't matter to him
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if it was a bigger house or a bigger car. But forty years
of being married to a woman saying, "Why don't we
have more money?"—I think that does something to
your self-esteem.
7. he was supporting the family, it didn't matter to him if Having a
it was a bigger house or a bigger car. But forty years Home-Centered
of being married to a woman saying, "Why don't we Mother
have more money?"—I think that does something to
your self-esteem.
8. A lot of the kids, their mothers had already gone to Having a
work. It felt odd to me that, "Well, what does your Home-Centered
mother do? What do you mean she stays home? What Mother
does she do?" And we didn't have the money that my
friends had, either.
9. I liked having her around. But I would have liked her to Having a
have had more enjoyment from it or more of a career Home-Centered
track. My brother and I would have been okay. As a Mother
kid, you don't realize your parent's unhappy. I thought
she just wanted to be a mom and carpool, and it turns
out, she didn't want to do that at all.
10. In my early childhood, my dad was going on and off Support and
with jobs, so my mom was the core. It seemed totally Sympathy for
natural. She didn't want to be home, and it kept the Work-Committed
family stable. Mothers
11. I had a lot of opportunities other people didn't have, Support and
just because my parents were willing to pay for my Sympathy for
education. And that was because of the two of them. Work-Committed
Mothers
12. I've heard all that stuff about how children need a Support and
parent at home, but I don't think that having her stay Sympathy for
home, particularly considering her temper, would Work-Committed
have been anything other than counterproductive. Mothers
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Even though her sort of high-end administrative job
is significantly below her talent and intelligence, it's
better than the boredom and anger if she was at
home.
13. I honestly don't think I could deal with my mother Support and
twenty-four hours a day. She'd be very smothering. Sympathy for
Even with her job, she'd be like, "Oh, I don't have time Work-Committed
to cook you brownies." I'm like, "Mom, I wouldn't eat Mothers
them anyway." If I had to deal with someone like that
all the time, I'd go crazy.
14. My mom would definitely be working, pay or no pay, Support and
because she just loves to work. But I didn't feel we Sympathy for
were lacking in anything. Any extracurricular activity, Work-Committed
she would be there. She was very supportive, very Mothers
generous, just always there, and she still is, no matter
how much of a devil me and my brother are.
15. I was always proud of my mother. I'm sure when she Support and
started out she never imagined she would become ex- Sympathy for
ecutive treasurer of a bank. She always says there's Work-Committed
tons of them in the company, but I say to her, "Mom, Mothers
you're one of them!"
16. She never felt overburdened because she was rais- Support and
ing three kids and working at the same time. I think Sympathy for
because my father was equally involved, it lessened Work-Committed
the burden, so that made a big difference. Mothers
17. She wasn't home to take care of us all the time, but Support and
my father was always around for us. He's a firefighter Sympathy for
and had a lot of free time. And if she'd been home and Work-Committed
been miserable, that would have made me miserable. Mothers
And I was always happy.
18. I really enjoyed preschool. They taught me the ABC's. Support and
And I had a lot of friends. I got my social skills. So it Sympathy for
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was a good thing I went to day care. I think that you Work-Committed
learn a lot of social skills that are important. Mothers
19. My father's financial contribution has always been Support and
sporadic. He's more of a hustler, where if there's an Sympathy for
easier way to do something, he's gonna find it. My Work-Committed
mother's been the breadwinner. So it's unfair that my Mothers
father never did the cooking or cleaning or anything
like that. It didn't seem to bother them, but I think
it should have been more equal. It makes no sense
having one person do everything.
20. Work was her whole world, but her circumstances Support and
were really terrible.worked there for seventeen years, Sympathy for
and instead of getting a promotion, she was forced Work-Committed
into retirement. Mothers
21. [They've been] very happy [for] twenty-three years. Staying Together,
They always seem to have a really open relationship. For Better and
My father never tried to dominate. Neither did my Worse
mother. So they get along well with each other.
22. They've been together over thirty years. Through Staying Together,
thick and thin, they always find a way together be- For Better and
cause it was a fifty-fifty relationship. (Angel) They Worse
would argue at the dinner table, but over politics, not
over anything personal. It's fifty-fifty. I think that's
wonderful. (Brandon)
23. Their relationship—having the wife have to do every- Staying Together,
thing, like the household chores and all that stuff—I For Better and
wouldn't want that. Worse
24. Even though my dad gambles, she's not really a type Staying Together,
to fight. But I wouldn't put up with that. (Alicia) My For Better and
father had a "woman thing," to say it nicely. She put Worse
up with it. I could never be like that. You just have to be
