Alex said..
Here's my advice to women: Stop focusing on what men think and start doing what you want to do in life. The 'man' and the 'woman' are just two forms of consciousness. There is no difference between the two on an internal or deeper level. Differences are only visible on an external or superficial level. Any level of hate that exists between these two inseperable forms is only bad for humanity and life as a whole. So remove the hate in your mind and start living in harmony. Start loving the opposite form as your own form.

Roy said..
A lot of women can do the balancing act between being a home-make and being a career-oriented. Most men, nowadays, are completely fine with a woman being passionate about her career, as long as she does not neglect the relationship. Men, in olden days, were quite orthodox in their outlook and were quite skeptical of being with a career-oriented woman. But nowadays, most men are quite happy being with a woman has her career as a priority in her life. Of course there are still some men who vehemently prefer their woman to be a complete home-maker (these are usually the overly dominant type men).

Sree said..
May be the simple role definitions of the olden times would have ensured a smoother functioning house hold, but then change is the name of the game as far as life is concerned. Everything changes, and sometimes comes back to square one, and getting used to change is what allows for happiness. There is hardly any distinction in roles nowadays and men are expected to play their part in house hold functions like cooking, cleaning and taking care of the kids. Men are catching up to the fact that they need to reprogram their minds to accommodate and adjust their positions on what they think woman should do in their lives.

Mike said..
I don't mean to sound sexist but this is just my preference. I prefer a homemaker over a working/career oriented woman any day. My wife of 10 years is a homemaker and she is very happy with that. The fact is that there are women who want to build a career and there are women who prefer being a homemaker. And being a homemaker does not always mean that you cannot make a living. My wife makes amazing jewelry using beads and other stuff and sells them on artfire and ebay. And she makes a decent income doing that. What I mean to say is that just because a woman perfers to stay at home, does not mean she cannot make a living. It's just a matter of preference. As a guy, I prefer my woman to be a homemaker but I am perfectly fine with working women. All power to you.

Timmy said..
The feminine sex is all about power, beauty, empathy and understanding. I always thought that women should lead the way. My mom has been the greatest inspiration in my life and then my wife who has always supported me and helped me build my business. I don't know what I would have done without these women in my life.