I will disagree with you 150% since I lived that life from the early teen of the 1960's and into my senior years where my daughter and now my granddaughters can be all that they can be.  In my time I had a choice of careers that is marriage and kids (expected), business school as a secretary, teaching or nursing. I went to nursing school in Boston and Hillary was nearby in college in Wellesley, MA.  Hillary had the courage of conviction to become an attorney , choose a life of public service over marriage at the time and had a career after she did marry when most women stayed home helping their husbands career. (expected) Hillary broke that glass ceiling even back then. I did too, I did not marry until I was 28 and the housewives in my neighborhood in Boston were stay at home moms who were hosting morning coffee to other stay at home wives. Over the decades I became the stay at home mom while the women in the neighborhood dropped the kids off at childcare and went to work. Choices.