(05-10-2022, 01:25 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(05-10-2022, 11:48 AM)mikesez Wrote: If the woman earns little or no money, yes. 
Regardless, none of this pertains to the traditional lifestyle JJ seems to be advocating for.
Middle and upper class women in the olden days of the United States usually kept busy and had active social lives, but they rarely earned money.
Imagine an 18-year-old girl who today graduates high school says she just wants to get married as soon as possible, start having kids, and never hold down a money-making job of any kind. We might think she was crazy. Degenerate.  A drag on society. Yet this type of young woman was absolutely the foundation of the past versions of American society that JJ seems to want us to aspire to.

Delusional. There's a significant portion of Society that wants her to do exactly that, many girls who aspire to it, and many grown women who regret that they didn't choose it when they had the chance.

OK.
Exercise for you.  
Clear your mind.
Imagine your stereotypical single mother who is really struggling financially who would certainly choose abortion if she got pregnant again.
Imagine she actually had that first kid at age 16.
Do you really look at the woman you're imagining and say, "She should have just stayed with the guy who knocked her up at age 16."
Or do you really say, "She could have waited a year or two, but what she really needed to do was get hitched to a financially independent male by age 18, then everything would have gone fine for her."

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