Did Julia Roberts Get REDPILLED?

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[tarahaugo]

Homemaking and raising your children and being there for their milestones is truly the most important job you could ever have ..

[TheRealCantaraBella]

HOMEMAKING IS THE BACKBONE OF ALL SOCIETY

[polishus]

When I get married I want to be a homemaker and take care of my family as well. I still have some time until that happens (only 19) but I look forward to that day.

[rachelr]

As a homemaker with a four-year-old and a 19-month-old, it is hard enough without everyone else telling you how much more fulfilled they are by working and how you should be out working too. “Your kids will be better off at daycare” 🙄 it’s nice and surprising to hear someone like this say they are proud to be home with their kids.

[trevorjones]

Good for Her!! This Country needs more Homemakers. The Crime Rate will drop, possibly even Divorce Rates too.

[hollysmith]

I worked as a nurse. I used to cry sometimes at night. I felt something missing.
I left work and have kids. I no longer cry due to feeling like something is missing.
I actually cry with how much happier I am and how I found such joy.
It's strange but I do not care.

[saltytears]

I would love to be a homemaker; it's nice she stands up for them. Homemakers and housewife's get a lot of backlash for no reason.

[joshuak]

There’s nothing wrong with being a homemaker… it takes dedication and a lot of work to maintain a household and tend children! Our society was stronger back in the days when it was customary. Now women are working excessive hours only to wake up one day in their 30s to realize that the dating market is much less viable and that finding someone, marrying them & having children would take about 5 more years (meaning that they would be late 30’s or early 40’s).

[floridaman]

She didn’t get red pilled. Half of Hollywood is conservative it’s just the half that doesn’t speak about their politics

[cyndisherry]

Staying home with the kids is Sooo important! Those children need to know THEY MATTER! This may be why the last couple generations are having so much trouble.

[cindycoultas]

I am a homemaker.
Shortly after we were married, I found out I was pregnant. After my son was born, I quit my job to be a full time mom, cutting our combined income in half. It was scary as my husband’s income wasn’t much, but God provided.

I have been looked down on by women (even my family) who work outside the home for years because I didn’t have a career that I was ”just a housewife “. I also took care of my ailing parents who lived close by.

My children are grown now, but they so appreciate me being there for them. 💖

Yes, I’m “just a housewife”, a stay at home mom, a homemaker, whatever you want to call it; but I wouldn’t change a thing.

I applaud you Miss Roberts for choosing your values over what the world expects from you. And thank you for standing up for all the stay at home moms!💕

[christinarobleto]

She also gets 20 million per film. She can afford to be a homemaker. Many cannot. My mother was a homemaker & we struggled financially to make ends meet, we didn't get to have after school activities cause we couldn't afford it. Plus my mom went into depression & was not really available to us.

[MikeJones]

Easy to be a homemaker when you're rich. Unfortunately the vast majority of families can barely afford to live on 2 full time salaries

[dansweda]

Women should take alot of pride being a homemaker, it's in there blood, and they can have a great level of happiness doing so

[daniellebarker]

When a woman has made the CHOICE to be a mother/homemaker she has chosen one of the most difficult, noble, interesting and rewarding careers a woman can have. However, when another woman CHOOSES a career outside the home, she is no less noble or honorable because of this. Let women freely choose how they will spend their lives. Let them change careers when they choose to or have seperate careers both in and out of the home. This is what my mother did and did Very well at both. She raised 5 children and worked for the same company for 23 years. She was an amazing person.

[jflowers]

I wish the government recognized the importance of homemaking/stay at home parenting. I’m a young widow needing assistance but was rejected for not having worked outside of the home.

[thereality]

No matter What this guy say, I just can’t forget that he said that no woman died because of a pregnancy.

[harleygirllife]

I was a homemaker when my kids were under 13 years old. I was blessed enough to be able too. My daughter has a masters degree & just had a baby. Before she got married she asked me Mom should I go back to work or stay home with the kids? I told her no one cuddles their money as they die. Kids grow up far too fast. Don’t miss a minute if you can. She now has a 6 month old & she is at home with him & will home school any & all kids she has. My son is engaged to a high school teacher & when they have kids same thing. Home schooled only !!! Makes me proud so raised my kids with the right values

[foximoxi]

I love being a homemaker. I still work a part time job bc we don’t have children yet, but I thoroughly enjoy creating a beautiful home for my husband to come home to. It’s the least I can do for a man who’s stayed true and loyal to me and had provided for me. I know he appreciates my hard work as well.

[edk]

Try being a “homemaker” and a working professional mom. My mom did this and I respect her even more. She juggled her kids, made them lunches, dropped us off at school and then went straight to the office and did it non stop. That’s a super hero mom.