Truly, the motherhood understander has logged the fuck on. I guess understand why the MRAs complain about a lack of paternity leave when their dumb asses think women get 9 months of paid leave (seemingly confusing pregnancy with postpartum care?)
"Aw c'mon, first you tell me tit bones aren't real, then i'm supposed to know about this cleetoris thing and now you're telling me women have a 'postpratum' lol
Leftists stop making up feeeeeeemoid body parts challenge go go go" :stupidpol:
Maybe they've heard about some of the Scandiniavn countries maternity policies? I know that here in Denmark you get something like 2 months off before the birth and some 40-odd weeks after the birth. When my wife and I had our daughter, my wife was off work from september and back to work sometime in late august. I had like 2 weeks, because my job was non-union at the time and my contract was dogshit, and afterwards I got my current job, where I've been for slighly more than a year. I'm also pretty sure that Denmark has the "worst" policy of the Nordics, since Sweden has something like 2 years of parental leave, though that might be an exageration.
Truly, the motherhood understander has logged the fuck on. I guess understand why the MRAs complain about a lack of paternity leave when their dumb asses think women get 9 months of paid leave (seemingly confusing pregnancy with postpartum care?)
"Aw c'mon, first you tell me tit bones aren't real, then i'm supposed to know about this cleetoris thing and now you're telling me women have a 'postpratum' lol
Leftists stop making up feeeeeeemoid body parts challenge go go go" :stupidpol:
Postpratum is the process of coming to terms with the fact that Chris Pratt is a colossal douche canoe
Maybe they've heard about some of the Scandiniavn countries maternity policies? I know that here in Denmark you get something like 2 months off before the birth and some 40-odd weeks after the birth. When my wife and I had our daughter, my wife was off work from september and back to work sometime in late august. I had like 2 weeks, because my job was non-union at the time and my contract was dogshit, and afterwards I got my current job, where I've been for slighly more than a year. I'm also pretty sure that Denmark has the "worst" policy of the Nordics, since Sweden has something like 2 years of parental leave, though that might be an exageration.