Historian6, I believe you miss the point. 

First let me say that while my ex had many shortcomings as a wife and partner, she is a wonderful mother to our child and has worked as hard as me to develop a good working relationship post separation so we can effectively raise our young son (5 when we split). 

My original post was not a diatribe against women, working women or stay at home women. It was to point out the uselessness of the kind of generalities Leah uses in her writings now.....simply extrapolated from her own personal circumstances. If I had done the same, I might have characterized all married women as as  unable to commit, money hungry harlots who use men until they find a better ride. 

But I didn't, because that would be incorrect AND it would be an expression of unfounded prejudice, exactly what Leah thinks is behind what she perceives as the inequality between men and women that needs addressing.  Leah unwittingly exudes the prejudice she thinks she is fighting.