I must add that of course happiness for a woman is alternatively based on a sanctified life of any kind, including, pre-eminently, Religious Life, which, when lived well, imparts enormous joy and fulfillment.  No one is more fulfilling than Our Lord Jesus Christ, or as fulfilling.

I also respect women who have not managed to marry, apparently through no fault of their own, but who sanctify their lay lives in other ways by embracing the Catholic understanding of womanhood and who exemplify charity and the other virtues in their lives.  These women also understand that the source of ultimate happiness is not a career but a more personal fulfillment based in devotion to God through one's talents, ordered to God and not to the world.

The poster jvk mentioned how feminism tempts us.  So true.  I currently know a woman who is very accomplished, desires marriage and motherhood fervently, but, being so enmeshed in the world due to her various professional roles, is often subject to the world's premises.  She converted, and to Tradition, several years ago, but I constantly see in her this pull of the world to accommodate to it, and thus her profession tends to be what anyone (including a man) sees about her and not her deep femininity which would appeal to any man.

Ladislaus is correct and saw thru the ruse immediately.

It is not "clever" to attempt to attach +W to flat earth. 

In fact, it will force him to disavow, which I'd what I would do.

Well done.

Motherhood is a proud profession.  

That whole "you silly dummy" attitude towards men is quite sickening, and it's ALL OVER Hollywood. And not just for the past 20 years, but more like the past 80 years!

And, in the past 20 years, you'll add to it the notion that the kids are always the smart ones, while the parents are the feckless idiots.

This is being done deliberately by the Joo in order to subvert the social order established by God.

Most men in the workforce (with some exceptions of course) just want to get their paycheck and go home.  It's the women who turn jobs into an ego thing.

All the problems at home and life are solved by a pat on the head by the bosses. Their whole life is based on that approval. Then one day they die, never having done anything all their lives but work for a pat on the head.

Men do not work that way, they work for money, they work because they like what they do, but they never work to please anyone but themselves and their pocket.

Most men in the workforce (with some exceptions of course) just want to get their paycheck and go home.  It's the women who turn jobs into an ego thing.

I have seen this to be soooo true amongst women I know, especially those in their late twenties or thirties. They will unfailingly  take on extra assignments that they could easily have let go in order to get praise from their employers and colleagues at the expense of time with their husband and children. They get their sense of accomplishment and self-esteem at work, not as a mother or wife. Even their time at home is dominated by work projects or constant phone calls. It's like they would feel demeaned without it.