No I clearly meant voive.. There is absolutely no way I incorrectly hit the v key when I meant to hit the c key, then hit submit before re-reading. Thank you guest for clarifying, I'm sure no one knew what I meant without your important correction!

**say you don't (in yoda's voive)

I think the Portuguese are offended

@joey http://youtu.be/6GqmjOcmJLQ

See Coolpie didn't know!

I didn't mind him until this: http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2014/07/18/actor-mark-ruffalo-joins-detroit-water-shutoffs-protestactor-mark-ruffalo-joins-detroit-water-shutoff-protest/

Haha at first I was almost offended (not really since its the Internet), then I realized how well crafted that response was... Good show!

I bet you're fun at parties

Haha... Yeah, so what happens if you don't cook for the family? Does everyone starve or does someone else cook and you get grounded?
You know what happens when you live in your own and can't pay for food? You don't eat! You know what happens when you don't pay rent? You get evicted (medical bills, insurance, gas, electricity, retirement, etc you've gotta pay for them all) ... That's a real responsibility, putting a roof over your head or your kids when you enevitably have them.
But hey you've got it figured out, your boyfriend is so successful, you get to be a H (still like the n word remember) at home. Again good luck with that. Why are you looking for a job when that's all taken care of?

Generally when people talk about being "unemployed and depressed" they're not still in high school and living at their parents.. You'll learn the meaning of that phrase when you get a little older and have actual responsibilities. And it's true odds aren't everything, but I didn't know we were talking about a high school sweetheart, those always last forever.

I guessed his age, but if he's over 18, and you're sleeping together he's commiting a crime (it's called statutory rape)...hey maybe you'll last forever; if not, I don't really care... Just make sure you print that comment out and pull it out in 10 years or so, when you pull it out maybe I'll be wrong, but odds are you'll be with someone else by then.

You seemed to have missed the point, oh well, I just saw your post saying you're not even 18 yet, so I don't really put any weight in your argument, any 20 year old guy will say anything to a girl, so you'll change your tune when bills start rolling in ... Good luck with your whole being an H deal... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6vwNcNOTVzY

Yes I read it, and I even said it was a discussion. Generally when there a debate, at least some people feel it's offensive. There is also a HUGE distinction between stay at home mom and the H word. Stay at home moms are truly working, since it's the equivalent of daycare and this posted admitted they don't want to have kids. My original point was that the phrase "I want to be a housewife" has a connotation that you want someone to take care of you, after all bills still need to be paid by someone.

These were just the first 3 I found (the second is more of a discussion)... http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/housewife
http://tonyanash.com/2009/08/is-the-word-housewife-offensive.html
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/woman/53709/Is-housewife-offensive.html

Did you really just compare the N word (a word used to degrade an entire race of people for centuries) to being as equally offensive as the term "housewife"? So I'm guessing only other housewives can use it? Non-housewives shall henceforth refer to it as the "H" word!

Like I said probably not what you meant, but that's how I read it... You could have easily said "I want to be a housewife until I figure out what I want to do with my life"... The post said "wife", you changed it to housewife, which has an negative or offensive connotation (see: websters) ...Here's the definition of housewife, you said you want this without the children part (which seems pretty simple) http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Housewife