“Motherhood should come with a warning sign.” “I was punished for childbirth.” “I keep nurturing the next generation, and -” “financially, we pay a big price.” “My career took the biggest blow out of it.” “Having children is worth me about $ 750 grand of racing earnings.” “I give my pension, it’s important.” (Music play) “The system is placed in female shafts.” “So I feel like having a penalty.” “Financial punishment.” “The mother’s punishment.” “I literally see the action of motherhood acting. I work in many organizations. The men who have children returned, like their own healing, like healing their own. Padayon ako nga nagbalik-balik sa taliwala sa pagtrabaho ug pag-atiman sa usa ka oras nga wala ako gikan sa akong lamesa.” “Naningkamot nga mag-atiman sa usa ka bata sa usa ka miting, nga usa ka katalagman lamang.” “Padayon ako nga gipasiugda, sama, oh ang akong gosh, usa ka tawo nga mograbe nga dili nila ako maabot?” “Oh, kini nga tawo dili magpabilin nga ulahi.” “Dili ka makaadto sa usa ka miting, pagkuha usa ka espesyal nga proyekto, magpabilin nga ulahi, Go happy times. “” And you can’t stop but see girls kind of superstars and crazy hours of mad suddenly lost. “” My husband looks like a little money last year? It looks like I have a lot of money. And I have a child. “My husband and I went out of school that makes almost twin salaries. Now, I’m about half of what he did.” “He was able to pay his retirement. I need to put everything in my retirement payments.” “I feel unprepared for retirement. And it’s afraid.” “I feel like we’re different with a little bit of a little debt.” “The second I feel like you say, as a mom, you’re struggling, that’s the answer, is like, then, then just stay in the workforce? I worked really, really, really hard for my career.” “I like to be a teacher. I love to work everyday. But why do I go to be careful with the children of others when my children take care of?” “And then you have added the cost of care for the child.” “Take care of the child.” “Cost like $ 2,000 a month.” “I’m surprised. All I do is work to try to pay for this day care center.” “Wow, so is it? So because I decided to take this road, because I decided to be a mother, it was for me?” We do all the right things. We go to school. We get good jobs. We work in a house. And we never were emotional. “I just wanted to be strong. And of course, my youngest, I couldn’t stop him to get mammy upset. So you’re just different in a closet.” “I’m very angry after all the years and all I have given, I don’t have my own social security credits to retire my own name.” “My husband has a higher potential in earnings than I do. So I stayed at home.” “All this time, I’m at home, looking after kids.” “That means my social security is not. It really is a tragic value.” “I put it on my husband’s full finance.” “I want to shake a little bit of thinking about it. It’s only – at a predominant level, it’s awful.” “My strength does not need to rely on my marriage strength and my ability to solve things in my marriage.” “My husband left when I was 52 years old. I couldn’t offer my career for the good of my children, because I was no longer a real net.” “This is what I want to cry.” “It’s not right. Like, where is progress?” “I have a good piece of paper, the master’s degree of biochemistry. But I don’t have a job. I need to go through my life myself.” I have to give me. And I didn’t give it. “” Is it good? “” 100 percent. No option. They are amazing. “” I want my children to turn back and say, my mom is good. “” If our daughter is watching it for a few days, we love him so much. “(Playing with him so much.” (Playing with him so much. “(Playing with him so much.” (Play music)
Expiring | ‘Motherhood should come with a warning sign.’
