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It's Time To Stop Shaming Women For Choosing To Be Stay-At-Home-Moms

Let me say from the get-go that my purpose is not to shame anyone into anything. This is not some rant about how we all should be stay-at-home moms and that anyone who isn’t is evil.

By Faith Moore4 min read
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It’s simply permission — if you needed permission from a total stranger — to become a homemaker and a stay-at-home mom if you want to. Since modern feminists spend so much time talking up the benefits of being a working mom, it seems only fair that someone should make the opposite case. So here it is.