That's what I grew up in. I loved it and want the same for my children. I was raised by my parents, not by strangers. This means a lot to me. A woman who gives herself fully to the service of her children and her husband is the greatest expression of love in the home. When I'm with my family, it feels like heaven compared to outside the home. I want the same love, trust, and security for my children that I have with my parents and siblings. Was I sheltered? Yes. Are we perfect? No. But ultimately, there's nothing more important to me.

I wouldn't mind her working depending on what she did. If she were a teacher, professor, researcher, or doctor, or any other role that served the greater good, that would be cool. But why dedicate the majority of your time to a corporation instead of your family and be proud of that? For me, it's a necessary evil, not something empowering. Life is about spending time with those you love, not making money for the sake of living a lavish lifestyle.