What is the minimum amount of years that a woman should be a homemaker in a marriage?

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Everyone... check them out. You're wasting your time answering this moron!What is the minimum amount of years that a woman should be a homemaker in a marriage?
There is no minimum or maximum number of years. Weather the woman stays home or works outside the home is a decision made by both partners. With the economy in the condition it is now, it is almost impossible for 1 partner to stay home unless the other partner has a secure job that provides the means for them to live. Marriage is a partnership and when both work outside the home, both share the duties of the home.What is the minimum amount of years that a woman should be a homemaker in a marriage?
i've been a homemaker for 5 years now and since my youngest daughter is in school, I feel unneeded. I really want a job now. I think however long a woman wants to be one is how long she should be one. I just don't want to anymore. My kids are in school and the same o same o is getting boring.
she shouldn't HAVE to be anything other than herself. if she's happy being at home, then she's happy. if she'd rather hire a nanny and go straight back to work, then she should hire the nanny (provided she screens several and finds a great one to leave the kids with).
I agree with Mr. Taco. As long as you can afford for her to stay home and she is keeping the house neat, etc. If she is doing nothing than she may be depressed and a job would probably be the best thing for her to get her out of the house.
0, if that's what she wants. If she wants to go out and make a living every single year of her marriage, that's her right. And if she wants to stay home and be a homemaker, that's her right too.
No minimum, no maximum. Being a homemaker which often includes being a mother, is a 24/7 job. She's always on call. As long as this is what she wants to do, it's good.
it doent matter. the woman can continue to work forever in a marriage, just like she would do if she wasnt married.


and btw, men are alllowed to be a homemaker as well...
Not quite understanding your question. What do you mean by 'homemaker?' There is no minimum to a role, and no maximum either. It's a choice.
How ever many years she is happy being a homemaker. If that be 30 years, then so be it. If it be ZERO, then that is fine, too.
Here's a novel idea, how about the man and woman sharing work and home responsibilities equally, so neither is chained to kitchen sink?
Women don't have to be homemakers if they don't want to be; therefore, zero.
depends... I for one am a homemaker, but as soon as my kids are in highschool and can take care of themselves, I would love to go out and work and get away...
The exact amount of years that both her and her husband are happy with her doing so.
Ten , minimum
my Mom stayed home until I was old enough to go to school in the city by myself..........I was 11....................Sounds about right...Then she went back to work.........
However many yrs that her and her husband decide on.
There are no set amount. Once you are married and have children, its a life time job.
However many or few she wants to. There are no set rules.
anywhere in between never and forever
When I stop popping out babies, like a baby machine
As much as she wants.
as long as it makes her happy
Till her children go to first grade...which is when they will be in school for a full day.
till the kids are grown/ 18