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Originally posted by DaisyKLP
One of the girls in the article said that she went to Nightingale-Bamford. For all those of you not from NYC, Nightingale-Bamford is an extremely elite, prestigious, all-girls school on the Upper East Side. Tuition there goes to like the 20 thousand range by the time you hit high school. At least it does now, no clue what it was when she went there. Anyhoo, my point is, I find it a little weird that her family would invest so much money into sending her to an all girls school where she could learn that women can be more than just a housewife and a mother if all she's doing is quitting her job to have children and be supported by her husband. Maybe that's just me, but it really saddens me.
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All girls' schools tell girls that they can make a choice, and be proud of their choice. If that girl wants to be a stay-at-home mom, then she has the right. She should be happy and proud that she is doing that, and people shouldn't be upset about it. I went to an all girls' school, and I intend to stay at home as well.
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