Studies have shown that stay-at-home mothers are the happiest, contrary to what feminism says. Stay at home mothers are more likely to think their lives are worthwhile than women who go to work according to a study of national happiness. Stay at home mothers tend to not suffer from boredom, frustration, or feelings of worthlessness.
Feminism is psychologically unhealthy for women.
The Daily Mail:
Stay-at-home mothers are more likely to think their lives are worthwhile than women who go to work, a study of national happiness suggests.
They tend not to suffer from boredom, frustration or feelings of worthlessness, according to the research on Britain’s wellbeing.
Full-time mothers gave the value of their lives a score of eight out of ten, compared to 7.8 for people in work.
Data also revealed that married people are significantly more contented than cohabitees and much happier than single or divorced people.
The findings will add further pressure on the Government to change the treatment of married couples where only one partner works. Couples with a full-time mother pay higher taxes in Britain than in almost every other western country and lose out badly in the benefits system, particularly over tax credits.
And the Coalition’s drive to get more mothers to work has produced even more disadvantages. Under a new policy, parents will be given up to £1,200 a year for each child under the age of five to help with the cost of childcare – but only if both parents are in work.
Yesterday’s report from the Office for National Statistics on personal well-being, ordered by David Cameron, looked at the happiness of people who are economically inactive – the class into which full-time mothers fall.
While those who stay at home scored the worth of their lives higher than those who go to work, scores for happiness, life satisfaction and anxiety levels were broadly the same.
Feminism ruins women, both socially and psychologically.
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