'Our careers were proof that generations of oppression were over, the revolution complete and women were finally “free”. As Lady Gaga, the icon of striving and ambition, said this month: “Some women choose to follow men, and some women choose to follow their dreams. If you’re wondering which way to go, remember that your career will never wake up and tell you that it doesn’t love you any more.” Her comments caused a blog storm, as recession-weary women asserted that you can most certainly wake up and find that your career doesn’t love you any more, and to put career ahead of love and family can be a dangerous mistake.
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Our mothers wanted to go out to work for many reasons — independence, freedom, fulfilment — but mainly, they wanted to do it because men did it and their work was more valued. So we set a new rule, saying we’ll go out to work, too (if you do 50% of the house and kids’ stuff — okay, do 30% and I’ll pretend it’s 50%). And in one generation we have reversed the situation, so that a man who earns enough for his wife to stay at home is doing her a favour. Economically, the woman who has time to stay at home and cook her children a dinner from scratch is not downtrodden, but privileged.


I wonder how Lady infant thinks she can speak for an entire generation of women? Talk about idiocy to the extreme!
Oh and if you didn't know all ready she's pretty much an electric sign for non-traditionalism.