Would married women work outside the home in your country?

China
December 23, 2006 1:38am CST
in my country the question seems almost odd today although it was a serious one in the past.Women used to be in a state of subjection, but now they win their rights over successfully.Would married women work outside the home in your country?
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@jbb316 (1779)
• United States
23 Dec 06
Married women work all the time in my country. In fact, it is rare to find women who do not work. Usually the women who stay at home are ones of a very well off financially family.
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• China
23 Dec 06
thanks for your telling me this,rated+:)
@msqtech (15073)
• United States
2 Jan 07
to support a family it is often required and when the children are in school why not
• Philippines
16 Jun 09
It depends on the couple. Before only the guys should work while the women should stay at home taking care of the children and the husband. But as time passes, women could also work especially when the guy cannot support his family. But still there are guy who want their wives to stay home with the kids and he'll do all the working. I'm getting married soon. I'm a licensed engineer but my husband to be wanted me to be a full time wife so that I would personally take care of him and our future children. We're still thinking of what would be our set up after the wedding and I'm looking for something that will not require me to go out and work in the office to take care of our future kids while earning so I could still earn my own money.
• India
11 Jan 07
yes now a days women in india are going and working during night also, it has become a neccesity as the costs are rising and both the couples should work here to support the family
• El Salvador
4 Jan 07
I live in Canada, so its normal for mothers to be working. Although in some areas, its less common than others apparently. I was in Barry's Bay, Ontario visiting my husbands family, and his Aunt was commenting about us "working mothers" and how she just doesn't understand it. Sure, of course she doesn't understand it... her and her husband and two kids live with her mother, and pay no rent. She doesn't have to worry about money at all. But I don't just work for the money, I work because I like to. When I was on maternity leave for 6 months, I was bored out of my mind and craved adult time and didn't get much of it. At work I get to spend time with my friends, and keep my mind active.
• United States
4 Jan 07
I'm in the United States and our married women can work any where they want too work.
@Perry2007 (2229)
• Philippines
4 Jan 07
These, I believe is a matter of the past, In the philippines,generally women would help their husbands work for a living, sometimes I even have the feeling, that more women are working to feed the familly than men now a days, mothers are in other country working hard while their spouse are home with the kids, Try to make that observation in your place alone. Although, a stay home mom is the best career a married woman could have if at all possible,
@edigital (2709)
• United States
24 Dec 06
In our country unarried female work and then get married easily and continue to work except a very solvent family married women work due to necessity of family maintainance. In my family of course no married women work as I have no want for living and maintain my family. I do not see any offence if she work in a good office. I know many married women work for money plus hang and do unwanted deal with a reliable friend for extra income but it not known in her family. Have any married woman like this in any one's country?
@msqtech (15073)
• United States
2 Jan 07
yes they do all the time and it helps the family have nice things and afford housing they may not otherwise afford
• Australia
4 Jan 07
When I was married 46 years ago, it was most unusual for a girl to continue working after marriage. A few did, but only until she found out she was pregnant. In fact, married women who worked were rather frowned on. In recent years it is unusual to find married women who don't work, and even when she has children, they are put into child minding care while she goes to work. I am not saying this is wrong. In many cases it is a financial necessity and it is every couple's right to decide what is best for them. I believe that a woman who works misses out on the very best experience of life: being a full time mother. Nothing else can replace the joy of caring for a baby, or the privilege of nurturing a young life. I could never have handed my children over to someone else to look after.
@utsadetti (4589)
• United States
26 Dec 06
no of course not.
@atemel (9)
• Philippines
4 Jan 07
Yes we do. I work and get to offer my own share of financial support for the family. Makes me proud and emotionaly stable.