tookman (04/08/83)
In response to the story about the "un-liberated" woman.. The whole idea of liberation is to allow women to do AND be accepted in what they choose to do! If this woman really likes to be a housewife (domestic engineer!) then her liberation is found in doing just that. What unnerves me is the word "un-liberation". It reminds me of Phyllis Schafly (sp?). She hates all that liberation stands for yet isn't she a career woman? Doesn't she have a husband and children? I believe she does. And I'm sure she does alot of travelling (to whatever city would have her) which means who does the housework while shes away and who "satisfies" her husband while shes away?!? Every woman IS liberated if she is doing what she wants to do. The problem is everybody else who thinks that the salaries should be different, etc. Any response to my ideas would be appreciated. New to the Net... KATHY.