Megyn Kelly vs Matt Walsh - Who Is Right?

[@CandaceOwensPodcast]

00:00 - Start 00:57 - The trad wife debate 18:28 - Single mom speaks out against the “trad wife” lifestyle 27:59 - Joy Reid equates having more children to slavery 33:18 - Trailer for my new interview with Dave Smith!

[@ashleynicole9423]

Thank you!! ❤❤❤ you for this!!

[@nathaniagrace3914]

I do understand where Megyn was coming from, she is saying she was not forced into work because of the feminist movement, she just genuinely loves to work and loves her career, and got blessed with a husband who is all for that and loves it ! Jesus Christ there are men who are chefs who love to cook all the time and are happy with their marriage . Even traditional roles have been modernized a bit . If candance and Matt are talking the true traditional roles in their true sense , well candance would not be here working because it is beloved most traditional men don’t want their wives to work at all!

[@ashleynicole9423]

Candace can you do a behind-the-scenes vlog showing what a day in your life is like, producing a show, being a wife, and raising 3 children? ❤

[@indogyrsimdead]

looken good

[@MissusShuvin]

Please stop confusing the pronunciation of womAn VS womEn. It's so babyhairs

[@angelajason-ik4vd]

Megan says that Matt is trying to guilt woman, but it seems that Megan actually feels guilty herself. She’s projecting.

[@nathaniagrace3914]

She is a saying she has a husband who is happy with their marriage even if she doesn’t have a pot running on the stove every time he gets home

[@thatmombielife]

Agree

[@Dreamsyouvageulyrember]

@@nathaniagrace3914she is speaking for her husband . So pretty much projection lol

[@TMZ45]

​@@nathaniagrace3914 honestly you're projecting too lol you're replying to everyone's comment saying the same thing. You and megyn should figure some things out

[@sweetivorywhite]

I was a stay at home mom of two kids. My “babies” are now in their twenties, and I am going to college. On my first day of school, one of the teachers went around the class, and asked us to share what we are most proud of. My answer? I stayed at home to raise my own children. My kids were never in day care. I volunteered at their schools so I could know all of the teachers, students, and other parents. I could tell that I was judged by my female peers. I know that some, if not most, looked down their noses at me, because I didn’t have a “career”. I think some even felt sorry for me. Guess what though - I got the opposite vibe from my male peers! I was respected and appreciated by the dads and male teachers, much more than the moms and female teachers. Anyway, I am now the “mom” of my college classes, and the kids that I go to school with now, respect what I did for my kids. Love from Canada ❤

[@str0wb3rry9irl]

Being able to stay home with your kids is such a privilege. I love that I don’t have to work and can be with my son. I thank my husband occasionally for having a career that provides so that I am able to do this. I’m thinking of getting a job at the headstart I will decide to put my son in so that I’m familiar with that too. Especially with everything that’s going on in schools right now. You chose an admirable path.

[@Powerpickle68]

Sounds like some of your college peers had friends, not parents

[@sweetivorywhite]

@@str0wb3rry9irl Thank you. Like you, I was fortunate to have a husband who earned enough that I was able to stay home. I wish you well :)

[@SheriJesse]

Because they are insecure, regretful, and jealous.

[@stonelord100]

In addition to the well-deserved respect & admiration. I am sure your children are well adjust, intellectually curiosity, & filled w/ ambition. I can only imagine the courage, integrity, & values your kids have as they move in their young adult lives. Congratulations & thank you to you and your husband for all the decisions & sacrifices you made for your children and family. Also, big high five & congrats to you on starting college! 👏 Enjoy the ride of this chapter of your life!!

[@BossPredatorAcoustics]

I have to admit that being 58 and having been through 2 marriages... 1 non-traditional... And one traditional... That the former was an unhappy mess with me attempting to be egalitarian, but her unable to be equal... And wanting to be the boss. Never satisfied, never happy... Always complaining. I had honestly given up women until I met my second wife... And what a joy to be in a relationship like that. I was excited to come home to her every single day for 12 years until she passed... And I still love and miss her to this very day. I don't know what works for others... And always considered myself someone who respects a woman's right to be able to choose a career, or life that she wants... But I must admit That providing for my wife and being appreciated for the work that I put in, coming home to a house that smelled like heaven because she loved cooking... Well... She made me want to be a better man and father... to not let her down. So thankful and blessed to have been able to share the time we had.

[@Abcdeisner]

Honestly until I got to the end of this comment I thought this was a lesbian commenting and was like hmmm interesting 😂😂😂

[@dkalii98]

So sorry for your loss but happy that you got to experience a love and appreciation so true!! How are you doing now??

[@BossPredatorAcoustics]

@@Abcdeisner well one thing lesbians and I certainly have in common is that we both find women attractive 🤷🏼‍♂️😁

[@BossPredatorAcoustics]

@@dkalii98 thank you... It's been 6 and a half years now and though I still miss her, the tremendous ache which hung with me the first couple years has gradually changed to warm memories which often brings a smile... and sometimes conversations with her when I'm driving down a stretch of road where I used to call her to see how her day was going. I have been encouraged to get back on the horse relationship-wise by associates or friends, however, I don't believe it would be fair to any woman I dated as I know in my heart that I couldn't help but compare them to her... and that they would certainly come up short, even if they were a wonderful person. So instead I've put my energy into family... and do what I can to maintain close connections and positive relationships with my children, Mom, brother and sisters... and friends. I've been blessed with so many good people in my life and though they can't replace my wife, they help give me purpose and have been like a salve on the hurt I initially had to find my way through. My apologies for the long response... Lol... That was a short question but I'm doing fine seemed inauthentic and too abbreviated. Didn't want to brush off your kindness.

[@mariodorado2680]

Geez! No one cares! In the famous words of McEnroe, “Answer the question!! The question, jerk!!”

[@AimeePark16]

I was a public school teacher for 15 years and left the classroom to homeschool. I’m now 4 years in of being a trad wife. I’m at my happiest. 😊

[@sw00sh9]

Happy for you! 😃

[@bringingupthepast2608]

Same

[@Peter-n4s8x]

Megyn is misunderstanding the point of what Matt is saying. There was no attack in his comments. She must be feeling guilty for not staying at home with her kids or there is some conflict between her and her husband over this type of issue.

[@multivariateperspective5137]

Unfortunately she sounds that way

[@nathaniagrace3914]

Nop! She is saying I don’t always have a pot on the stove every evening when my husband comes home but they are both happy in their marriage

[@Jessicaro]

no she learly is saying i do not cook nor clean, i work and yet my husband is happy. what she doesn't understand tho is that she and her husband are rich. so her husband even tho she doesn't clean or cook still comes home to a clean house and a warm meal. because they probably have a maid and a cook or can afford to eat out every day.

[@Catina28]

Disagree. There is an attack in wat he said. He implies that the lady dating is not good enough and will need to change so that the guy is not being used for a free meal. He doesn't define trad wife but I suspect it is opposite to the people he judges as not trad. There is a lot implied in his message. Let's stop pretending there is no attack.

[@charlessynowiec3876]

@@nathaniagrace3914she’s attacking him instead of the argument. nothing he said should’ve made her make those dense remarks

[@LBP220]

It’s so weird to see Meghan Kelly go off on Matt when she herself spoke about leaving fox so she could spend more time with her children, she felt guilty about “not tucking them into bed on a weeknight in 3 years”. And I’m sure her husband was fully supportive and probably preferred her working less.

[@nathaniagrace3914]

She is saying she has found balance ! And her husband is happy !

[@planckismus]

What does tucking your children in have to do with Matt demanding a woman who likes to be treated to a date to be "traditionally feminine"? There is nothing masculine about work, women have always worked literally since Eve was created.

[@Hatrimn]

​@@nathaniagrace3914 It is not balanced, he is still expected to protect her, his life is more expendable than her's. What does he get in return? "Fire"

[@nathaniagrace3914]

@@Hatrimn has he told you that ? This is literally her husband ! She is saying he is happy I’m assuming because he has expressed so to her .

[@Hatrimn]

@@nathaniagrace3914 What? Every man is expected to be a human shield for not just their wife, but any woman. In an emergency like a natural disaster or hostage situation, women are prioritized over men. Crimes against women are seen as more heinous. Where is the balance?

[@ServeGod1st]

I'm a boomer and stay at home mom. BEST decision ever ! My kids are well adjusted and great ,husband is happy. So there is NOTHING wrong with a "Trad" wife.

[@yanksonexpress4964]

That era is slowly being erased and it's so sad. The children and husbands pay for it

[@raesully2615]

Do you ask for an allowance? How does it work when you're totally dependent financially on another individual?

[@MsDani171]

I don't see anything wrong with either choice. However, many women want to have their own money. Where I work I see a lot of men cheating on their trad/non trad wives with other coworkers.

[@SuicideboysGrey59]

I’m a woman and I love to work. I’m US active Army. I can’t stand staying home and cooking and cleaning all day. Plus I get my own income and get to spend time with my battle buddies. But everyone’s calling is different.

[@charlessynowiec3876]

@@raesully2615ask for allowance to a relationship she agreed to? payment for her choice to become a stay at home mother? sheesh. the lust of money is evil, and it’s been clear for years, that all u 😈’s only care about a dollar. don’t have kids

[@joshjohnson2600]

Matt Walsh - "Here is a general understanding." Megyn Kelly - "Let me take that personally."

[@Ribbitplease]

No it’s not Meghan taking it personally. I actually understand her point. Matt was referring to the particular clip of the woman, and saying that a woman doesn’t deserve a man wanting to pay for her if she isn’t a trad wife. That’s just not necessarily the case. So why does Matt feel the need to tell the woman she needs to be a trad wife?

[@sethault4517]

I agree that Megyn took it personally, but I thought they BOTH had good points. It's sad that they don't see that and they resort to fighting instead.

[@joshjohnson2600]

@@sethault4517 - They're political commentators. This is their lifeblood.

[@Masterr-K]

@@Ribbitplease You can understand her point, but yes, she did take it personally and anyone paying attention can see she took it personally.

[@meg8294]

@@RibbitpleaseYes she did lol. She felt personally attacked by his tweet, and publicly thanked her husband for loving all the “light and fire” she brings to the table as a working wife.. whatever tf that means 🤣

[@aniekay]

We need to have an equal balance between Men and Women in the society. If Megyn can say whatever she wants, then Matt has the right to say what he wants as well. Why are these women always attacking men when a guy speaks his opinion? Hypocrisy at its finest.

[@AweliaCR]

Exactly ! And when the debate is about race, white people are asked to shut up about how they feel.

[@GFTCNJ]

No we don’t need an equal balance. Women need to take a step back.

[@tapuout101]

Matt was saying what he and other men like. Megan Kelly is basically a Man and Men dont like Men. Someone told women they are not good enough and have to do things to prove themselves. Normal women are empowered already and dont need to talk about it.

[@Jessicaro]

@@GFTCNJ why? do tell why women should take a step back ? haven't you stood in front of us denying us our rights for decades now. women only have real rights for what 70 years and men are already complaining and panicking.

[@Jessicaro]

who is saying she is attacking him? she gives her opinion. you can't go talk for all men and than expect nobody will say wait a minute not all men think like that.

[@comment3711]

Career woman or trad wifey, I’ve never met a man who doesn’t love having food placed before him with a loving appreciative hand. The way my husband’s eyes light up when I put food in front of him gets me every time. I love it!

[@Sassymama49]

Ive met a ton of men and slept with them because their wives are stay at home losers lolol.

I couldn't agree more. I freaking love spoiling my hubby

[@hollystiener16]

I have met many men that this is not something they care about at all. They would rather do the cooking or eat out. It just is not on top of their list of importance.

[@CaptainDarrick]

​@@hollystiener16 Yeh, they're called soy boys

[@jasminer5286]

I won’t lie, it’s my only motivation most nights to cook 😅😂 I love cooking, but we both work A LOT on our business together and some nights I just do not have the energy. Then I think about how excited he gets when I cook him yummy food and then it’s all worth it haha. He’s just too cute 🥰

[@karenocon9190]

As soon as I got pregnant, I knew I didn’t want to go back to work, I wanted to raise my own baby, not dump him off at a day care for someone else to take care of him; my maternal instinct was really strong. I stayed home for 20 years and raised my kids. I picked up a couple of part time jobs over that time, when I could work in the evenings when my husband was home. It wasn’t waste we had a very tight budget and didn’t buy anything frivolous. But once in my forties and my youngest was in high school and working after school, I went and got myself a career, I work for an insurance company now. When I retire, I’ll have 20 years in with a pension and a 401k. And both my sons say they had the best childhood and want the same for their own kids. Both their wives quit their jobs as well and love being home with their kids.

[@Sjfyy_]

This is so adorable!

[@39Bosski]

Now that’s how it’s done when it’s done right. Excellent ending.

[@margaretgranville2817]

I am so glad that you did that. there is something that is wonderful about staying home and taking care of the of your children

[@shelleycarmichael3454]

🙌 yes I love this. I have stayed home and when my last child went back to public school 4 years ago I started substitute teaching. I love it. I love being with my family and being A trad wife!!!

[@karenocon9190]

@@shelleycarmichael3454 both my daughter in laws are also teachers. They’ll go back when their youngest are in kindergarten. In the meantime, they’re not done having kids yet, so it’ll be while, but their career will be waiting for them when they’re ready,

[@catherineclock4878]

I'm tired of listening to people weigh in on the "trad wives" debate who actually don't live that lifestyle.

[@Ribbitplease]

Exactly like Candace. She’s no trad wife.

[@Momofukudoodoowindu]

Are you tired of listening to commentary about the border crisis from people that don't live near the border? Are you tired of listening to commentary about New York homeless problem from people that aren't from New York? Are you tired of listening to commentary about BLM from people that aren't black? Are you tired of listening to commentary about LGBT from people who are straight? Hope you see how ridiculous your comment is lol.

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

Who hurt you?

[@keepersathome1480]

​@@RibbitpleaseShe went on Valuetainment and said she was with no pushback. It was laughable

[@Grizzlox]

There's a difference between a "trad wife" and a working wife that respects traditional values. The difference is so miniscule that arguing about it is ridiculous. If she's not a raging feminist, that's what matters.

[@LoveLivesHere12]

I went to therapy a few years ago. I immediately told my therapist that divorce was not an option. She then proceeded to try to get me to leave my wonderful husband. Our issues were circumstantial. Our teenager was making choices that were really detrimental to our family. I was depressed and wanted help. All my therapist tried to do was to get me to leave my husband and get me in school. She asked, “if your house was on fire, who are you going to save?”, “your husband will still have a chance to see the kids every other weekend”, “why does he treat you like a Princess?”, “treating Christian couples is really difficult”. My husbands therapist told him to, “step back and let your wife lead more”. The therapist’ advice made our lives worse. I’m so thankful God allowed us to see what was going on and we stopped going to therapy. Years later we are stronger and better. We turned to God and our church. If you go to therapy be so so careful.

[@eisenhower9069]

Wow

[@Repent_it_is_Time]

Totally agree Those therapists are actually practicing on couples 😂

[@katadam2186]

Horrible therapist hope your teenager was able to work out with what was going on with them, traditionally a difficult period of time with confusion and peers changing and growing sometimes two steps forward and one back til they become steady on their feet again

[@StudentOfLife365]

Omg!! This is exactly what I believe!! Ppl, especially those who are religious, should turn to God instead of a therapist!! I've never not found a peace and clarity in the Bible and gospel music

[@zeinababdi4757]

Meghan Kellys husband is a betta man, she is the husband 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Danzilly]

Yeah the only reason his books sell is because she promotes them! He's the woman in the relationship.

[@haileysmom2358]

As a baby boomer I took the non-traditional role. In retrospect I regret the decision.

[@Jenn-cr2zs]

I’m Gen X who took the non traditional path. Totally regret it. Single and childless at 51. Thanks feminism!

[@patrinaleesam5006]

It's not too late to find love. I know of women who got married and got a family in their 50s. It's not over until God says it's over❤​@@Jenn-cr2zs

[@vrcatlady7227]

Most men cannot afford traditional wives anyways….most household now need 2 incomes. 😮 Most men now prefer women who can contribute financially. 😢😢 Sad but true.

[@mingo2024]

Gen X here raised by a traditional Boomer mom who basically forbade me to get married and have kids because "she was miserable". Now I'm 50, single, no kids. For what? All I wanna do is love and take care of people. Screw you feminism! So what I've owned businesses?! They didn't love me back.

[@vrcatlady7227]

I’m sure most women would love the option to choose to be either stay at home wife or to have a career. If they don’t feel pressured to work, there will be more positive energy and less stress coming from the woman which can radiate more femininity. Unfortunately, everything is so expensive nowadays that one income alone is not enough. A house back then used to be 2X a teacher’s salary. Now it is 5X a teacher’s salary. That is inflation for ya 😢

[@Ktown456]

Some women don’t have choice anymore about working because the price of groceries has just about doubled. Would love to stay home and keep house and cook for my family but that just doesn’t happen anymore for most of us

[@timsquire6397]

That is not what the conversation between them was about. All he said was traditional men like traditional women. Why is that controversial? That's like if I said Zebra generally like other Zebra and you came all half cocked screaming at me because 1 time a giraffe and a zebra got it on. Nobody said you can't be a working wife an mother and make a happy marriage work.

[@rachelelizabeth4619]

Thank you. I would love to do the same, but it's an awful economy right now.

[@sean5452]

Agree. Our government has failed us miserably. There is no acceptable excuse for the out of control tax and spend BS that has been going on for the past 30 years. Literally driven the middle class off a cliff economically

[@netta96]

It's materialism. They want houses, cars, vacations.

[@Peony11111]

It definitely hit a nerve with Meagan… She was freaking out too much about it

[@JohnSmith-zo6ir]

😮 MAJOR, MAJOR PROJECTION from Megyn. Especially from a women who said she felt guilty for being away from her kids while following her choice of a career. She CHOSE a career over her children. I call that selfish.

[@gala9593]

Im a trad wife and i am happy and fulfilled, got married at 17 and still married (43 yrs old now) and happy, my kids are out of college and i regret nothing❤

[@joshjohnson2600]

Ma'am. You think you live a happy life. But you should show that same attention to some boss at some company. Only then will you be empowered. Apparently. These people are crazy.

[@LordofChaos42]

@@joshjohnson2600 this is terrible advice AND not a goo representation of feminism either. A failure of a comment on all fronts. Whether it was your choice to be a trad wife OR not, im glad you have a fulfilled life.

[@Zeeblud-Music]

Congrats on acting like being an adult is a job or something for us to care about.

[@ChrisWilliams-kq9qq]

This is all pointless until people aren't starving and homeless who gives a damn who's married or not who's got kids or who's got a job there are no masculine men left that worked all week went to a club whipped everybody in their ass wrote a horse broke a bull used to be in Special Forces or a Marine a regular dude that just goes to some job and spends all his money on his family because he doesn't have a life that's what I'm doing right now

[@Thetobefairshow]

I love Candace. But has she addressed how.. even though she advocates for traditional roles, she actually fits into modern woman framework even in her marriage? She is a opinionated working woman. Her working right now while having a husband and two young kids (one in the "first few months") in order to continue advancing her career instead of being fulfilled with her natural role in the home seems hypocritical?

[@gerdabuddenbrook8593]

Definitely

[@smc349]

THISSSS 💯

[@selb2442]

She did say she's home by lunch time everyday but she doesnt comes across any more or less modern or trad than the working mom who still comes home to cook

[@kirstieneal]

She also clearly states that the exceptions don’t negate the rule. Most women are not happy working their lives away while other people raise their kids and literally giving their time and life to a boss who doesn’t care about them. It’s not bad to state the fact that MOST women would prefer to be home.

[@marycelalopez]

I guess we’ll all see the end result of her kids in a few years. When they’ve grown up to be adults. I have great admiration for Candace because she keeps her personal life very private whilst being a well known public figure.

[@reneehunterdc]

As a woman with a career and the mother of 3 children, I totally agree with Matt and Candace. The idea that moms and dad's can both work full time, with no one dedicated to raising children, feeding the family healthy food, and running the household (a full time job), without repercussions is beyond moronic. Turning our next generation over to being raised by daycare and the public school is one of the greatest contributers to the demise of our society.

[@YFL.111]

I agree but I find it a bit funny that Candace is actually working full time and having a very sucssesful high demanding career, and constantly claims that is wrong , lol

[@evarecalde9498]

She doesn't work full time, she herself said it in this episode

[@lololoanna]

This is the reason I'm 34 and will have not children, no one to take care of the children because we both have to work.

[@Yellow-Rose]

I hate daycares. I hate that people's kids are being raised by strangers. So many kids are graped and molested by staff, or beaten up by the other kids. And if they're too young to tell you about it, or if they're on the spectrum, you'll never know.

[@lisalapoint7022]

@@lololoanna "Needing" a second income is most often predicated on lifestyle. People do it on one income, but they have to eliminate debt or severely lower it, sacrifice the vacations, eating out, nice cars, new house, private or parochial schools, buying "wants" rather than needs, and basically all the luxuries have to be curtailed and cut out....unless the first income is high. It IS a matter of priorities. Staying home and home schooling cuts out a ton of expenses. I will say this: Every couple I know who decided not to have kids in their 20s and 30s, ended up adopting in their 40s. Now, THAT's expensive!

[@StopBeingVictimsItsNotGodly]

Im still single, got baptized last year and celibate for 2 years. Last year i was deep in depression and drinking heavily. I went to get my annual check up and when the doctor touched me, i suddenly realized it was months i haven’t talked to another human in person, and haven’t felt another human touch. It was in no form sexual but I realized how much I missed intimacy and a community and to be loved. I was there in the doctor’s office bawling. He didn’t say anything comforting, all he did was going to prescribe for me antidepressants. I told him no, all i need to stop drinking, eat healthy, consistently go to church and start workout, like I used to when i had my life together. Thank God I was watching Candace then and open my eyes to these drugs. Thinking that a year prior I tried to get my therapist to prescribe them for me, thank God I stopped seeing her before she could. I can only imagine what my life would have become with these drugs and drinking that heavily at the time. Not having family, human contact and on these drugs would have probably rendered me homeless since was at rock bottom in my life. I also had in an IUD as well. I took that crap out last year. I had it in for 2 years. I know that messed up my hormones causing me to act crazy and ended my relationship with the love of my life that sent me over the edge. I almost went crazy. Jesus saved a mere sinner like myself.

[@TJ-um8ce]

God bless you Sasha! 🙏❤️✝️ I know for a fact that Jesus is so happy that you are walking with Him now! He is SO good to us when we don't always deserve it... if you end up reading this, just remember when your life starts getting better again, keep seeking Jesus! Often people stop their relationship with Him after their life gets better... don't ever stop!

[@micaiah0109]

Ask Jesus to place you around other believers who are on fire for Him and advancing His Kingdom and agenda. You’ll have more friends and purpose than you can handle🙏

[@SAMASistersAgainstMentalAbuse]

I'm happy for you! Anti depressants honestly make everything worse! I don't know you but with the info you wrote here, I will say a prayer that you find good people and that God intervene in your life.

[@paf2587]

So proud and happy for you Sasha! You advocated for yourself beautifully and trusted in yourself and more importantly Jesus Christ. Hope you find a good God-fearing husband soon and live a meaningful flourishing life.

[@flatbedladyv2191]

I swear i am at my healthiest happiest when i dont have a boyfriend. I get too imvested in his happiness thst i forget myself. I know i woll never get the love of my life back so i am done trying to replace him. I always loved myself and i enjoy my own company but sometimes you do get lonely. Then i realize that how happy my life is without drama

[@MelissaGenXNews]

Megyn is a whiner. When I stayed home with my son, it was all working women who were nasty to me, not men.

[@john-tr8jy]

She is another closet democrat like many of the models on the Right. Nikki is another

[@TJ-um8ce]

Yup! Same with my wife... and she was an bad-a** ER nurse for 11 years, but they acted like she was some dumb bimbo.

[@jimjones3287]

The strict definition of a trad wife is a wife that doesn't work so I think Megyn is in the right here.

[@Outlier999]

@@jimjones3287Every married woman works, one way or another.

[@Elon-n9q]

@@jimjones3287My gosh. Right over your head.

[@xAgirlfriend]

Isn't Candace a working mom ? I'm sure she has help to. If you want to stay at home great and if not that is ok to. There is no right way to do it. The judgmental comments can stop!

[@eisenhower9069]

She could be working only 2 hours every 4 days. Which isn't much work

[@LordofChaos42]

exactly, i agree w Megyn. Feminism is about the choice and freedom to be a trad wife if you want. Or to work.

[@melissamullinator]

Right, I think both points of view can be right. It depends on the individual. I feel we often forget that piece. It doesn't always have to be one side is right or wrong.

[@desigarcia7599]

Right!!! Wtf. She is a working mom. And she has help, she’s not cleaning and she’s not cooking, she has money to pay for the nanny while she’s spending time with her child! You mean you can hang out with your children and can have your nanny there too? HA! I seriously went into playing the video thinking Matt Walsh was right just because I like him and a lot things he says, and then I remembered that I actually have a working brain and I can think for myself. I’m with Kelly on this one. I’m a stay at home mom one and I don’t agree.

[@superkd7030]

@LordofChaos42 Then why all this aggression against Trad wife's then? We don't care what feminism is suppose to be or should be or is in the fantasy you live on, we care for what it IS and the reality is that if you chose to stay home, not only you ARE judged, but you are insulted and demeaned for that CHOICE by feminists. I love how this whole thing started cause women where JUDGING stay at home women, but the moment someone judges working women is this nonsense of 'we shouldn't judge women that work', what hypocrites.

[@Jenn-cr2zs]

Imagine a girl who is a senior in high school telling the class she can’t wait to graduate, marry her boyfriend, and start a family. I think we all know the reaction of the girls in the class, and the teacher.

[@thewildetyme1112]

haha this is me rn I can’t wait to finish school and get married 😭

[@Jessicaro]

yes that she is to young? if she want' s to be a trad wife good on her feminism was made so women would have a choie being it a trad wife or being a working woman. but marrying at 18 in this times will 99 percent of the time end up in divorce. that girl doesn't even know herself let alone knows what marriage entails nor the meaning of struggles or responsibilities. both btw the boy and girl.

[@raesully2615]

MY STRICT IMMIGRANT FATHER WOULD BEATEN MY ASS IF I SAID THAT. I COULDN'T EVEN TALK ABOUT HAVING A BOYFRIEND UNTIL POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION WAS COMPLETED.

[@Four3zero]

@@raesully2615 That’s interesting. College is the prime time to find a husband

[@charlessynowiec3876]

@@Jessicaroall this is bs. y’all go for older men all throughout hs but soon as u turn 18, apparently the girl is too slow to understand how relationships work now. this argument is so weak. ppl married young for many decades w no issues. the only issue now is the ppl like u who think we need to fight biology, facts and science

[@Cynthiabecker24]

Megyn is TRIGGERED. And that's all I'm saying on the matter.

[@sandlotkrew8778]

When isn't she or most conservatives in general ?!

[@Siobhan-jz3zy]

I like what u did there xx

[@samflower31]

Yep

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

why can't people just live how they wanna live... if someone wants a life where they raise the kids at home, and cooks and cleans, what's the problem with that, and if someone wants to both work and share the household chores, what's wrong with that? both are just fine, I don't get why those types has to argue what's best, obviously the choice both parties makes is what's best for them. In Norway you have to have a very high paying job to be able to support a family with a stay at home mom, it's basically impossible unless you're kind of rich. So here most couples both have a job and share the other responsibilities. II don't want kids (childhood trauma) but I wouldn't mind staying at home to cook and clean for a guy if I loved him. If you love someone you want to make them feel good, so why not.

[@robertgoldsmith4198]

Looks like Megyn is endorsing the classic cherry-picking habits of feminists. Yeah, the guy pays for dinner; but no thanks to women being traditional in any other way that isn’t self-serving.

[@Nasballim]

Why is Megan so insecure about the fact that she works. She keeps feeling like she needs to defend herself

[@user-uq6ht]

thats cuz matt walsh is a fucktard who loves generalizing and he clearly does it to put his wife in place

[@mako3197]

Well because Matt is talking about her exact lifestyle. He's not addressing her directly but he's suggesting that her path isn't the best route. Of course she's going to be offended...

[@Yahsbsuq]

I honestly am in between on who I agree with. I think Meghan is right in that woman can be working and men will still want to provide to some extent. Obviously the man won’t always pay for everything and some things will be split. I agree with Candace and Matt in a case where a woman wants everything provided while still working and not doing anything traditionally feminine. There can be a balance while still maintaining some traditional aspects. As an example I am a working woman and my husband works, he provides more financially and I provide more in terms of taking care of our home. When we have children I will be sacrificing more of my time and energy into raising the kids

[@JohnnywHall-j8j]

Y so right girls ????

[@JohnnywHall-j8j]

If a girl work she thing she the boss's a nag men r tired of bs

[@robertdelisle7309]

How is Candance a Trad wife? She has a full time career as a podcast commentator and a documentary film maker who also is busy with other media interviews. Her husband has a full time job at Parlor. Who is raising the kids? She must have some help with childcare and meal prep. She should define what she means by trad wife.

[@HighWireDiver]

This is such a petty pathway to take in order to attack her argument.

[@robertdelisle7309]

@@HighWireDiver Pointing out what seems to be hypocrisy or an inconsistency is not petty especially when it undermines what she is advocating for. Do you know what she means by trad wife? Co-parenting with a nanny because your career is demanding it doesn’t seem very traditional. So what is meant by “Trad wife”.

[@smc349]

💯

[@superkd7030]

@robertdelisle7309 Isn't 'Trad Wife' something feminists came up to demean stay at home moms anyways? Cause I don't think they call themselves that. If we are pointing out what seems to be hypocrisy, lets begin with the fact that women that are traditional don't have any of these standards for it, you can work and be traditional. This concept that if you are a Trad wife you are submissive and spend your whole day to fulfill your husband's and kid's wishes comes from people that are NOT traditional, they are the ones that makes these rules and if women don't do it they point fingers at them, like you are doing. 'Look, she's not following rule 137 of the Trad Wife Law'. So yes, what you are doing is petty, cause we don't know how their home is like, she says she cooks and even if she's the one dealing with the nanny and housekeeper, that's enough.

[@robertdelisle7309]

@@superkd7030 so she is a traditional wife because she cooks sometimes? Matt Walsh’s wife seems to fit the label better. She is a stay at home wife who raises the children and takes care of the home. That’s traditional. I have no problem with women working full-time or part-time. Each family dynamic is different. So do whatever works for your household. But if your wife has a full time career and has a nanny taking care of your children while you are away, that’s not what wives have traditionally done. If Candance is considered a trad wife, then traditional no longer means traditional. That’s what progressives do, they redefine words.

[@littlebirdie27]

The fact that her doctor put her on antidepressants before doing any tests is such a red flag. My doctor would not prescribe me antidepressants until after he did tests. The tests showed that I had severe vitamin deficiencies that were negatively impacting my health. Only after my vitamin levels were back to normal and I was still feeling depressed, did he prescribe me antidepressants. That lady needs a new doctor. Edit: I am no longer on antidepressants and have learned to manage my mental health without them.

[@2011dgk]

This is how it should be. This comment needs way more likes.

[@je__.]

hhell yess! 👏👏👏

[@paulinekincaid9391]

Right they should be doing a complete check up first

[@goforit321]

Megyn: we don’t answer to you… Megyn sees a tweet by Matt Walsh and responds 🤪

[@antonkomel9337]

Alex Jones was right 😂

[@Flip_Hampton]

A hit dog will always holler, won't it 😂 she's Uber delusional

[@Anita..]

Megyn Kelly is intimated by a traditional wife 😂😂😂

[@beautifulrose8619]

intimidated? I don't think so. I think she wants to express that some men don't like women who play traditional role.

[@GFTCNJ]

@@beautifulrose8619She has been lied to. We will tolerate a wife who works but do not prefer it.

[@tamikocochran9729]

Yes i wish she be quiet sometimes she like the energizer bunny she just keeps talking and talking and talking

[@beautifulrose8619]

@@GFTCNJ You don't know ALLmen. Some like to be stimulated intellectually, but I agree that most prefer to have a tradional wife.

[@MaestroMephisto]

@@beautifulrose8619- While you’re telling us that we don’t know ALL MEN, you feminists should take your own advice when you decide to make fun of virgins and tell them “ALL MEN like experienced women”. No, ma’am, you don’t know ALL MEN of ALL CULTURES and religions. We don’t ALL want other men’s leftovers. Now go cry about it.

[@graceinasamosir]

Candace - you are a working mom. As a political commentator and KZbinr, you are NOT a tradwife. If anything, YOU are a modern career woman. You can still be a conservative lady and mother while working/doing what you are called to do like the Proverbs 31 woman/being involved in fulfilling projects. I highly doubt Candace doesn’t outsource cleaning and child care.

[@antoniojohnson7693]

Just because Candace doesn't live it doesn't make Matt Walsh any less correct. We all have things we know to be true or better that we don't live. She can recognize the truth in Matt's words without living it.

[@erinnelson434]

​@@antoniojohnson7693You actually don't know how Candace lives, though. Do you?

[@janicefinch3563]

Did she say in the video that she's a trad wife? She just said she's lucky she has the best of both worlds because she can stop work at noon to be with her kids. Never did she say you can't work and be a conservative woman. You are being just like Megyn Kelly with Matt Walsh. Putting all these words in her mouth tha she never said.

[@tamih6590]

I worked for over 30 years while taking care of the kids, cooking homecooked meals, packing lunches and keeping a clean house. My husband was the main provider and worked long hours, but he helped when he could and always showed appreciation for all that I did with compliments all the time. You have to work together in a marriage. I feel accomplished by both working full time and being a mom to 5 grown kids and a wife with 8 grandkids.

[@therealcirclea762]

"I feel accomplished by both working full time and being a mom to 5 grown kids and a wife with 8 grandkids." There is sometimes need for two incomes to prevent children from starving, but this rarely the case. Other options include procreative control, and limiting the amount of children to what can be supported by a single income provided by the male. In other words, you may have had to work as well, but that was because you decided to get pregnant at least 5 times. And since you have full procreative control in the West, beyond actual coitus, your husband had absolutely no authority to insist on your pregnancy. At _any_ point you could have limited your reproduction. You held _all_ the authority, and therefore all the responsibility to insure you bore no more children than could be properly supported without sacrifice in their care. And that is exactly what you did by working full-time too. Somebody watched those children. And it wasn't you - the person evolved to look for subtle changes in color or temperature, or smell, that could indicate early signs of sickness, the person born to birth and caretake the next generation in honor of those who came before you, mothers _and_ fathers. You an applaud yourself for making "the best" of a difficult situation. But let's not pretend that you did not put yourself there by your own actions. And your children paid the price, But if you have 8 grandchildren, likely you are a Boomer. This level of blind narcissism, and self-congratulation is typical of that generation.

[@jodiduncan5971]

⁠@@therealcirclea762how did her kids pay the price? Being a stay at home is not the end all be all superior choice. It is perfectly fine to work and be a parent. As long as your kids are being well looked after and thriving that is what matters. I think Matt believes that having the wife stay at home is better in all cases, but what about women who want to work? They have to choose? Work or have kids, but you can’t have both?

[@pafakell]

@@therealcirclea762 You have just perfectly illustrated why women should never ever be dependent on a man for anything. If you care so much for kids, get all the members of your gender to stop shoving their little wee wees into any child they can get their hands on and leave this person who has done more and given more in her life than you can ever dream of doing alone. Oh and next time you find it possible to drag your eyes away from your daily dose of puppy porn, try to focus on God's true plan by noticing that in every other species, the mothers do everything for the survival of their offspring (which makes sense because the females pass on far more DNA than the males) - and they do it all without a male because they can only tolerate males around when they're ready to mate or if they give birth to them.

[@tamih6590]

@@therealcirclea762 you don't know anything and appear to be a very judgemental, angry person! We were a combined family. I took a loan to get a college degree to get out of an abusive relationship with my first husband, and I take pride in that! Our kids competed in high quantified sports where we traveled out of town on weekends for tournaments. They all got love and everything they needed to be successful. They all graduated from high school/ college and live good lives with families of their own. We must have done something right!!!

[@tamih6590]

I think the point that both Matt and Candace were trying to make is that a man appreciates a woman that is okay with doing the role of taking care of the house, whether they work or not. Candace obviously works as well with 3 kids and admitted that she cooks meals for her family.

[@Jubear14]

There’s nothing more rewarding than taking care of your family, seeing your husband and daughter eat the food you cook , wear the clothes you wash and enjoy the home you clean is priceless, I also work and yes I’m tired but taking care of my family is in my DNA and I wouldn’t change a thing.

[@zagangamer2981]

Most rewarding thing is having a career that means something to you

[@user-uq6ht]

ppl find different things rewarding

[@TheFantasticScot]

Kim, that is the most pathetic thing I’ve ever read.

[@proud.delusion.enjoyer]

@@TheFantasticScotwhat???

[@iamcharity]

My husband & I have been married 9yrs now,the first 2yrs of our marriage he had a job and I worked too..I quit my job and I've been a stay at home mom of one boy, The satisfaction on my husband's face each time he comes home from work to finding me at home taking care of our home...is irreplaceable!

[@biegebythesea6775]

that's good but there are many men who do not and who have NEVER respected a traditional wife. This is why feminism exists. Freedom of choice.

[@Sjfyy_]

Adorable! Can't wait to have that someday.

[@magdalenegoodwill5878]

Hi Candace. I admire you a lot and most times I support everything you say. But on this one, as a single mum who has had to work for the last ten years because I was divorced by a husband who didn’t like me staying home and looking after my child, I constantly feel attacked by Matt Walsh. Every time I listen to Matt Walsh on this topic, he makes me feel depressed and that I have failed because I, as a woman, have to work and earn. I never agree with Megan Kelly but I can see where she is coming from. It is an amazing thing to be a stay at home mum and I have experienced it, but one has to understand that not everyone lives in a rich bubble. Some mums have to work, even if they love their husbands and children. 😊

[@fantasma8253]

if you had a husband, you wouldnt need to work, at least not as much. if there's anything you can get from men is that they want to provide, your ex was a unicorn okay fine but the majority of men aren't so you can find another husband even as a single mother. you just have to have enough value and understanding of your marketplace value, you'll be fine. Good women are never single for long

[@CJ2023Incognito]

I quit my corporate job to be a trad wife. They were great to me and begged me to stay. It was hard, I was so appreciated there. Now my job is 10x harder and I constantly have to die to myself to put my family first. 2 under 2 is freaking HARD. It’s also the most rewarding meaningful thing I’ve ever done. I get both sides. Somedays I want to run away back to “work” for a break- a different challenge. Other days, I can’t believe how blessed I am to have a husband who supports me in homemaking. I cried when my second daughter crawled for the first time, because I wasn’t there when my first daughter did. It’s those moments you don’t get back.

[@japan100100]

Congrats! Raising young ones is EXTREMELY hard, and there will be times when your mind is almost at an end. But investing in your kids day by day will pay off in the end. Some advice that my family does is to keep communication open with your spouse but also your kids(when they can understand you). Communication is absolutely key, and it's a skill that is hardly taught nowadays.

[@paf2587]

Raising your children is the most important job. You are amazing!

[@elijeremiah1058]

The way Megyn Kelly talked about Matt’s wife was incredibly nasty and disgusting. She should watch her mouth.

[@lamb562]

She should wash her mouth

[@Light-tc8xc]

She didn’t say anything bad about her

[@annebradley3125]

@@Light-tc8xc agree..she stated Matts wife has 6 kids and must be very busy..i didn't hear anything nasty about Matts wife

[@queenj.8i895]

What video were you watching?? She said nothing bad about his wife.

[@elishadove3900]

I think he's referring to when she said "I'm not out here saying your wife is boring and a loser because she decided not to geta job...."

[@39Bosski]

My mom was a trad wife. She was a stay at home mom until I was in kindergarten, then she took a part time job at the school, because my father wasn't the best at working a fulltime gig. She kept the house clean, cooked every day, did laundry, did all that wifely stuff, but he said life was passing him by and split. I never married (didn't really trust men after what I saw mom go through), never had kids (can't have kids without a husband, just the way I was raised) so I'm on the fence about the trad wife stuff. If you want a trad wife, you have to treat her right. Simple as that.

[@gkatsify]

I’m sorry for what you and your family had to go through. As I wasn’t there to jump to conclusions but maybe there were other underlying issues in their relationship. Unfortunately, being a trad wife is not supposed to guarantee that a man never leaves. It’s like a man thinking being a trad man and providing and protecting for your family guarantees your wife might not cheat or want divorce if the relationship is not working for some other reason. Relationships are affected or influenced by multiple factors. Being a trad wife enhances the experience of the family and ultimately leads to better long lasting relationships.

[@jonschlottig9584]

Partner selection is very important on both sides

[@joselynnschmidt5795]

At this point we all have to learn to be very decerning who is right to marry. This is why dating is good.

[@ebyd2756]

Amen

[@ragnong9680]

I just hate conversations like this because nobody can define what a trad wife even is. Your mom sounds like far too extreme of a trad wife. If she's working, she can't be expected to take care of everything at home. I just don't like that distribution of power comes into the conversation of what a trad wife is.

[@bobbyduegrr3347]

My wife also has a career but when I get home dinner is cooking and the kids are happy to see me. Once I get home I take part in the responsibilities of a family household. Sometimes I help cook or start dinner if she gets home late, I look after and spend time with the kids, I wash dishes, take out the trash, do laundry, and whatever else needs to be done. We share the responsibilities regardless of what they are. There are chores that each of us tend to gravitate towards but at the end of the day we both take care of the things that need to be done and the other falls in wherever it’s needed.

[@OldNewMama]

I was a high level girl boss. I read all the books and had incredibly successful businesses bc of it. Don’t get me wrong I definitely don’t regret it but it made me physically and mentally ill. I leveraged all my equity, “downsized” to a bigger house on land and had a baby at 40. I can’t lie, I’m FAR happier and I’m healing my body and mind.

[@netta96]

Good for you. Enjoy your life the way God meant.

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Calling Joyless Reid a journalist is like calling her a natural blonde.

[@kz4319]

I’m frankly triggered by the blonde hair, being a white female of German and Swedish ancestry. I need reparations or something. 😂

[@noname-ue7lb]

You should receive reparations for them (the blacks) stealing your culture. 😂​@@kz4319

[@noname-ue7lb]

I'm talking bout braids and corn rows.

[@MadeByChinkee]

Wouldn’t that be cultural appropriation something? 🫢

[@MaestroMephisto]

@@noname-ue7lb- Then go dig up some dead Vikings and talk to them about it.

[@mattaconda77]

Megan protests too much. If she feels judged even when none is directed at her personally, then perhaps she feels insecure about life choices she has made

[@Beatrix1498]

Candace… you’re not a trad wife. In fact, this whole video seems more of a cope so that you can convince yourself you’re ‘trad’. Villainizing doctors, therapists, authors, etc. is not going to help your case in convincing others that you and your side is right.

[@danf2]

I love traditional family. I was dating my future wife, learned that she had no food. I could tell she was hungry. So I bought her some groceries and showed up at her door unexpected. She was so grateful that she later married me. Married 25 years and going.

[@jarrettjones1629]

I’m a young man and I’ve learned soooooo much from you Mrs. Owens. Thank you for your intellect and femininity 😁

[@RoseReadings]

'Intellect'

[@tjones756]

Actually she’s Mrs Farmer

[@lynne5650]

“All the people who are responsible for destroying the United States of America, want You to be fighting with your fellow Americans” I felt that!

[@cindyhoffman5547]

With her wealth and that of her husband, I find it unbelievable that Candace scrubs toilets, does 100% of the laundry for a family of 5, scrubs window screens, washes windows, cleans out the freezer and refrigerator, does all the grocery shopping, bathes and changes hee children, prepares 3 meals a day plus exercises and prepares and records her show and does everything herself. Not every woman has personal and professional wealth enough to hire staff. Its much easier to do all the family, husband and children care plus household chores when you have help.

[@beautedibango]

But why does that make her less traditional?…we’re talking about respecting traditional gender roles and characteristics but it does not mean an extreme version of that as if women are not allowed to have help or to work a little…. But it does mean that women keep and bask in their femininity while men are allowed to be truly masculine.

[@karenthompson1539]

Megyn Kelly has a net worth of $45M and pays other people to do most of these tasks. Cadance has a new worth of $5M.

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

This is one of those “male blindness” issues to me. The original commenter’s list is an example of stuff I do that my husband just… doesn’t see? And me griping about it doesn’t mean I am less feminine either, but it does give a great example of how an uneven work balance can cause resentment and other marital issues. It is what it is. Men and women are different and think different. Men are always on average going to be physically stronger (I am jealous of this, I wish I could have that type of raw power to do heavy lifting). It is what it is. Another example of life being unfair

[@erinnelson434]

Being able to hire someone to clean the house or do some laundry doesn't take away from the traditional wife role. As long as she is getting plenty of time with her kids and is there for her husband, and as long as the husband doesn't have to do the household chores because of her job (that is for the modern couple)then she is still keeping the traditional role that the wife/mother has in taking care of the family. If she has a maid to help with the housework, or a weekly or monthly cleaning service, there is nothing wrong with that and it doesn't interfere with the trad wife role. It doesn't say in the rules the trad wife can't get help she can afford to get. It's about not having someone else raise the kids besides the parents. Being looked after for part of the day by other people is reasonable. Traditional wives of the past had babysitters, school & other activities that took the children out from under their mothers sometimes.

[@fantasma8253]

i always say that i've never net women more traditional and feminine then the women in my family, especially my mother. She married rich and even she didn't have to scrub every inch of the house, the parents could afford to hire someone to help clean but my mother was still at home even tho she was still in school part time and then eventually went on to get a career of her own the older we got. Women especially have a hard time understanding that kids needs parenting because they are too busy tryna compete with men and become men that they abandon their roles and value a good and healthy home last in their lives. Meanwhile they can just focus on building a family as young as possible and then raise those kids and once they're grown or almost, they can begin whatever career they like without putting anyone at risk other than themselves

[@amandaduke6079]

Candace, hearing such a strong, intelligent woman, say the things you said about SAHM's was so encouraging. I grew up with very "independent" woman. They always worked, owned businesses, and took care of everything financially. Unfortunately, they completely abandoned their children and became grandmother's that don't even know their grandkids' birthdays. I never wanted that life for my children. I have a wonderful husband who feels the same way. It's very hard to find that in today's world. The woman in my family looked down on me for making the choice to raise my own children. They always make comments like, "Oh, I could never just sit at home all day and do nothing." My own mother told me that she didn't like us kids enough to be a stay at home mom. She couldn't be around us that much. So hearing an influential woman out here supporting a woman's choice to raise their babies is just a breath of fresh air. Thank you Candace. From the bottom of my heart.

[@lisalapoint7022]

Yes. I had to work because I was a divorced mom. I valued all the time I could get with my kids. I liked being with them. I could never understand the moms who longed for summer break to end, so they could see their kids less. I was very blessed to get the kind of job -- when my kids were still in grade school -- where I could make my own schedule and had flexible (full time) hours. I home schooled for a few years. Best decision we ever made as a family. I don't understand how women think you sit all day. If you are running a household and raising kids, there is always something to do. And your spouse, who, if he is a good dad and hubby, will make time after working and on weekends for his kids and wife.

[@casebased8391]

Candace is literally abandoning her young infant children while she goes to work, researches for her show, etc. 😂 She is not fulfilling the traditionally feminine role of caring for her children, rather than having others raise them. I’m so grateful my mom didn’t work while my siblings and I were kids, and dedicated her time to be a SAHM-she was an *actual* traditional woman who fulfilled the feminine role.

[@ZBM-jj1xr]

@@casebased8391 This is exactly the hypocrisy that is wrong with the tradwife movement. There is nothing wrong with wanting to be a SAHM. The only thing feminists (true feminists that want equality) are warning women about is that they value themselves and their families enough to have a plan B if life doesn't go the way they want, but please do whatever makes you most happy. Not everyone can have a career and not everyone can have a satisfying job. Some of us purely work for the money, so if you want to take of your family and can afford to: please do that. Just don't listen to these women telling you that you shouldn't get an education or have a plan B to be considered a loving wife and mother, while they themselves are trying to make money off of you. Candace isn't making these videos for free and the tradwives in their full make-up, hair and styling while making everything from scratch for content, aren't telling you the truth. They're selling you a pipedream, while being a SAHM is still very much hard work.

[@TheGonebald]

@@casebased8391I guess you missed the part where she was home by noon. Do better!

[@casebased8391]

@@TheGonebald Being home by noon doesn’t mean it’s OK to abandon your young infants in the mornings. Do better! Not to mention all the time she’s researching for the show instead of paying attention to her kids, and when she abandoned her kids to go on a campaign tour with Vivek Ramaswamy. 😂

[@natemarx4999]

Candace really doesn’t like Megyn, and I am here for it!

[@angelalynndelost]

Yes, it’s obvious Candace doesn’t like her. it’s also a shame because they’re pretty much on the same side and so many other issues.

[@AnonymousC-lm6tc]

She doesn’t like any woman who is pretty and intelligent who could earn more attention than herself. That’s why she consistently attacks them unprovoked and disparages them. She’s pathetic.

[@Goldenowl66]

Team Megyn!

[@Paryasafaee]

Candace doesn't like most women. Most of her content is her bashing other women.

[@DB-ug7ie]

And Megyn doesn’t like Candace. It’s a mutual dislike 😂😂😂

[@WrappedInFoil]

You can also be all those things (exciting, interesting, etc) while being a stay at home mom. Matt was absolutely spot on w this

[@soulfireonfire6423]

Matt Walsh does not know what all men think! Not all men are multi millionaires either. Neither are all women like Candace and Megyn

[@elizabethnelson8718]

I've been a working wife/mom and I've been a traditional wife/mom. My personal preference is traditional. Traditional also makes my husband happier, if I'm doing my traditional job. Matt has the right to voice his opinion. Imo, Megyn needs to reflect on why she's so triggered by Matt's opinion. Megyn can also totally voice her personal opinion, but attacking Matt is unessessary and telling of Megyn. I'm team Matt on this matter.

[@KlaudiaShaefferr]

I don’t think Megyn is triggered. I see it as clarification. Not all traditional men think like Matt. And it’s very dangerous for women to fully rely on a husband as tomorrow is not promised to anyone. Matt should do more chores at home! His wife is dealing with multiple jobs: chocking, cleaning, child bearing and rearing, household management, child management, night nurse, therapist. If he had to hire and pay for everything his wife does, he wouldn’t be able to afford all these services

[@susaneasterday8164]

Candace, You, Megyn, and Matt are in the upper class, therefore you can choose to work or not. Many women have husbands that depend on their wife’s salaries to make ends meet. It’s a choice to help their children be competitive in today’s society. I am in my late sixties, and I believe that currently, more men today are contributing to household chores more than ever before in history to allow this to happen.

[@teressavelez]

Not mine. i wish he did though. I work full time and get no help. He will make coffee for me before I go, But that is it. He has a disability, But not one that keeps him from being able to make food and do some light cleaning so I don't have it all to do when I come home.

[@Masterr-K]

@@teressavelez They have a remedy for that, it's called divorce!

[@teressavelez]

@@Masterr-K I know, But I have seen too much of that in my immediate family and I have given 31 years 17 to 48( Will be 49 in a few months) Nothing decent out there now..lol

[@erinnelson434]

​@@Masterr-KDivorce is horrible advice to give. Especially for the reason that he doesn't do housework. That is no reason to throw away a committed marriage. It feels like it sometimes but it isn't.

[@ChubbyChic]

As a recently disabled wife and mom, it breaks my heart that I can’t do everything for my family. I used to work and take care of the house (though I will say I hate to cook) and my family’s needs. Now I can do next to nothing and I feel worthless. What I wouldn’t give to be able to throw a meal in the instapot and get some laundry done.

[@KhallelaB.]

My heart broke reading this. I hope you know that you’re not worthless. Please cherish the little things in life. Like the time you get to spend with loved ones. I can’t imagine how you must feel but I find that it helps me get through tough times. Praying for your recovery 🙏🏾.

[@catnapper7509]

It's horrible that you have been made to feel worthless. I hope your family will step up, especially your husband. You deserve that, you have earned that, and I hope you will eventually realize that! You didn't choose this turn of events, but they do choose how to react and behave to it.

[@LaurenBullock-xc7mn]

I’m praying for your wellness ! Through his blood you are healed . Keep your head up . 🩵

[@barrym.259]

Don't be upset. I know it is difficult. I had to quit my job for physical health. I keep it in my mind that hey this is God's will for my life

[@hilarygrey1446]

@chubbyChic -I basically have the same story you do. I worked, then became fully disabled when my daughter was young. And it’s not something that will just go away, it will continue to get worse. There are other ways to help your family, then just physically helping. I make sure I pay the bills, keep the families schedule, make all the phone calls, and the biggest one… I am there for them emotionally. My daughter (she’s away at college ) can call me at any time and talk through things with me. That is something that she has said a lot of her friends don’t have. They don’t have the emotional support and somebody they can turn to at any time. I’m sure if you look, you’ll find many ways that you are beneficial and add to your family!

[@slc1923]

Megan is 100% on point. Being very conservative I was a stay at home mom and am a stay at wife now. I did not do the cooking or the yard work or clean toilets. My husband of 31 years is still hot for me today. Our son is married to a lovely scientist who never has cooked a day in her life and doesn’t clean toilets or mop. Son and daughter in law are so in love at hot for each other. Megan’s point is so VALID, every person is different, you can find your other half and NOT adhere to what you and Matt call traditional.

[@alandiaz5184]

Are you familiar with the concept of a normal distribution? Then I guess you can understand Matt's point. And that doesn't make Megyn wrong. But it does make her kind of an a-hole for purposefully misrepresenting him

[@hamulerrickdon]

@@alandiaz5184 he makes this point later though. Had he said some to the effect of "on average" in his initial statement where he made it seem like he was speaking for all men, I'd be happy to adopt your POV. But he didn't. He had to backtrack after her very valid point that he doesn't represent all men. I'd also venture to say that with so many men NOT wanting to be traditional on dates, the upcoming generation of men are increasingly looking at other qualities.

[@carolinehathaway4388]

I’m torn. I’m actually 31 weeks pregnant with my first child and can see the beauty in being a mother and don’t want to send my baby girl to daycare. However I see Megyn’s point and think Matt is being black&white, basically saying all child rearing women ought conform to the same lifestyle. We’re all wired different. And different things work for different families / couples

[@netta96]

Look at society. It is clearly not working.

[@funtimesindeed]

I wonder if Candace cleans her own house too? 😅

[@respectdawildo_danjones508]

Lol 😂

[@desigarcia7599]

Absolutely not! She’s telling you to live in a way that she doesn’t live.

[@superkd7030]

She said she cooks, but its never enough for you guys is it? She probably gets help, but she knows men don't care about your career or how much money you make, they care about what you do to take care of them, that's the point. It's not about cooking or cleaning, it's about what you do for HIM, and your career is not it. I'm not shocked that this flew right over Megan's head cause everyone knows she's very successful in looking pretty, but the amount of people that still don't get it is astonishing. How many times men have to say, 'if the only thing your bringing is your career, you're bringing nothing' for women to get it? And men are not forcing anyone, if women don't want they will stay alone or look somewhere else, its OK for them. The thing is Megan have the good looks to pull this of, but do you? Good luck on you career and God bless your cats. I expect the marriage rates to keep dropping in the next few years, cause the delusion is still high it seems. 😒

[@EdieMarls]

She earns enough not to. Jelly ?

[@EdieMarls]

@@desigarcia7599who cooks in ur fam

[@Em-wo3qt]

Wow this is such an American problem, in my country we don’t blink twice at the idea of both men and women providing the same things for the family in financial ways and taking care of the home. We make it work and we are happy. We go to work, we pick up the kids, get home, cook together and talk about our days and value each other in an equal way. It’s funny to watch Americans

[@teressavelez]

Wow! Sounds nice. What country are you from?

[@IMissChele9]

You’re probably a man… I’m curious if women in your country feel the same way

[@hamulerrickdon]

That's because we like to be bitter and argue 😂 lol. The people biting people's heads off, don't even have traditional marriages themselves. Most people I know exist somewhere in between traditional and modern marriages (the economy humbles all lol) and are very very happy ❤.

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

This is an upper class issue. The rest of us are just getting along. Upper class needs to make their “mark” somehow by “influencing” the rest. They can screw off. I know what I am about, and that is my family in MY way. Love and health to everyone today!

[@chantellefranco-green1912]

I am the mom of a twenty year old young lady and an eighteen year old boy, and a devoted wife. I homeschooled my children and worked from home at the same time. I am extremely proud of my children and of how I was and still am a 100% present mother to them, and also acknowledge that my work sometimes did take my attention and time away from my kids and husband. And in all my achievements my greatest one is being a good mother and wife. Work made me depressed, because it wasn’t true to who I am. I am a wife. I am a mother. And I am a strong Christian woman. And there’s nothing wrong with that.

[@netta96]

Exactly

[@jessicaobando76]

I think it is a matter of being fair. When we work a lot we come home tired and the one who stays home also works a lot and feels unappreciated. Communication is the only solution and being fair to each other.

[@juicyb8946]

I work and still make diner 5-6 nights a week. Take care of the home make sure the pantry full. He provides , protect and we don’t even see it as a choir but as taking care of each other. I recently got laid off and I’m bless that my husband takes care of me and I do t feel pressured to get another job. He told if all you want to do is volunteer then that’s all I have to do. Me working isn’t mandatory and I love having the option to stay home and take care of him. ❤❤

[@wolfricketts3631]

Feminism opened the door to almost every aspect of our culture that is unnatural.

[@biegebythesea6775]

lol oh shutup. men speaking = unnatural. it is absolutely natural for women to make decisions that are DIFFERENT when we have OPTIONS. When men control women then women don't get to do what is natural.

[@MH-et5sn]

Wrong - it's corporatism and capitalism. Feminism is just an offshoot of that.

[@laurenknicely9832]

@@MH-et5sn It might sound odd to someone unfamiliar with the history of it, but I would agree that its more the industrial/capitalist system that has created an "unnatural" culture. Thats when we began to see men and women needing to work outside the home (ie in factories, because a small artisan/farmer lifestyle was no longer possible), which lead to more of a breakdown of the family, and eventually the community. Aside from that, the average women has always had roles outside of motherhood, generally inside the house, but in artisan-like positions. New technology greatly reduced women's work, and in the mid-20th century I imagine that lead to a feeling of purposelessness. Women do have time to spare, and they have ambition to do important things outside of motherhood. I dont think they should be vilified for that.

[@sarahlynn7894]

Well to be fair, feminism emerged originally because men abused their role as the leaders by forbidding women from doing almost everything, forbidding them to have a mind of their own, demeaning their dignity, and treating them like slaves in the household. Now it's true that feminism has gone to the opposite extreme which has become toxic, but men played a part in feminisms existence. Like the other commenter above that glorifies Andrew Tate, that is a very bad example of what a man should be. Andrew Tate is extremely toxic in the way he talks about women, how he treats them, how he takes biblical scripture out of context to describe women as slaves for men and to justify his abusive vile behavior towards women, so he's definitely not the answer either. It's not surprising Andrew chose to convert to Islam with how most Islamic men treat women barbarically and look at them as second class individuals. I'd rather look up to men like Dr. Jordan Peterson. It really comes down to women respecting men and men cherishing their wives. Both are equally as important in a marriage. Both have very different roles that were made for us, but they are so beautiful because they compliment each other naturally and make marriage so beautiful as by design by God. This is coming from a very traditional wife here. I absolutely adore and respect my devoted husband that cherishes me like a Queen! It's 100/100 in our marriage. I guess we're one of the lucky ones, but we also have Christ in our marriage so that makes all the difference.

[@SubZero-hs9xc]

​@P0wFishpfff ride that meat a bit more

[@mallninjarising]

Candace is bringing truth and reality to our lunatic society.

[@FazeParticles]

Feminist society*

[@jasminm.6326]

With Megyn on this one. We need to be more open-minded about this topic. Consider the state of our economy and the women in their households who are also providers..not every woman marries the 1% of wealthy men. The real world is not societal pressures and rules but what works for our families. Nobody knows that better than you and your spouse. And honestly some men like a non trad type of woman. Why should we all fit someone's singular description of what it takes to make a woman/man happy? Not controversial at all, just commom sense. We have the freedom to choose what genuinely makes us happy as individuals not as a herd! We're people ❤

[@fantasma8253]

by definition, women cannot work full time and still raise the kids, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE. There isn't eenough hours in the day. women like megyn are rich, they don't have to change diapers, scrub the kitchen and cook and get ready before they go to work, they have people for that. She just overseas what's going on and goes to work all day. Stop tryna push the superhero single mom narrative as if anyone wants to genuinely work that hard in life when YOU DON'T HAVE TO. she is nothing but a hypocrite

[@tlily9975]

Candace is still pissed that Megyn challenged her position on Gaza. BTW Candace is not a stay at home mother either.

[@cindyhoffman5547]

I notice that any woman in the independent journalist or influential social media world who becomes successful are targets of wrath for Candace. She's definitely and alpha female.

[@TaseelConsultsLimited]

This proves you don’t listen to understand but instead to respond. And that’s sad for you

[@montanagirl3835]

Candace isn’t a stay at home mom either…

[@timsquire6397]

why do you care so much if you think that?

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

You sound like a bitter lemon😢

[@sayestthou]

Candace works a very demanding job, she barely tool time off while she was pregnant, nor did she get a maternity break outside of being bed ridden. Don't listen to everything she says. Do what's best for you and your family. If you find a wfh job, do it. Otherwise, your husband may over work himself, trying to cater for himself all alone in today's economy. Candace has nannies. Do you have a nanny? Candace kids will probably be homeschooling or go to private schools, can you afford that? I'll take her seriously when she resigned, and stops flying from place to place doing shows.

[@jasminm.6326]

Very true. This isn't something we should be divided on. It's an individual choice that we each make based on our own circumstances. The real world doesn't cater to these rules. This video feels judgemental and purposeless

[@gerdabuddenbrook8593]

Spot on

[@timsquire6397]

@@jasminm.6326 so do all of your comments, let people have their opinion.

[@jasminm.6326]

@timsquire6397 Yeah, based on the individual, not what some stranger tells you to do on the internet. Read Tim.

[@littlecl0uds]

I think people confuse masculine and feminine roles with saying ‘only the man can work and the woman MUST stay at home’. It’s not the case, you can have traditional gender roles without being a stereotypical 50’s housewife. My husband and I both work (me part time). I am the leader of child caring and he is the leader of our finances. But we defer to each other for support or confirmation all the time. It’s traditional but in a modern way.

[@janicefinch3563]

Exactly. Even if both work a woman can still cook dinner and the man can pay for dinners out.

[@bernadette2657]

Megyn is 100% right - Matt doesn’t get to dictate what works for all relationships

[@zainabmaraj355]

I can't understand the new trend of shaming working moms. Specially when it comes from a working mom (being a youtube/ticktok creater is a job). Many moms have jobs and care for their families at the same time. It's totally OK if the wife/mom doesn't cook or clean everyday, hubands and children will be just fine. Men won't be traumatized if they cook or do the laundry themselves. No woman should feel guilty for having a career. Having a job is for many women necassary to bring food to the table (we don't all have rich parents/hubands or youtube channels). Not to forget that earning your own money gives you the freedom to leave abusive situations (SURPRISE men are NOT engels) and also helps you to survive in case of divorce or death.

[@Weasel_oo]

She's not saying it's bad for women to work if they need to. What she's saying is there are plenty of men who would want to provide for their families and wife's and get home to find her there. It's not an obligation on any woman. My own mom was mostly a stay at home mom most her life when I was still with her, but still had part time jobs from time to time. She also mentioned that Megan Kelly has a problem with everything Matt Walsh said when his point wasn't about shaming women, it was expressing what men like. How when men say what they want it's wrong, and when women say what they like and want no one can say anything.

[@superkd7030]

@zainabmaraj355 'Shaming working moms'? The trend is of shaming stay at home moms, AKA Trad Wives, the amount of vitriolic articles deeming Trad Wives are evil is disgusting, just do a google search and its beyond shaming what's going on, but obviously the bullies are always the victims no matter what. It's not their faut that when they say they are happy, you guys take that as a insult, that's your problem. That other people's happiness makes you feel ashamed of yourself should be something to reflect on, because nobody is actually shaming working moms, quite the opposite.

[@timsquire6397]

I can't understand the new trend of people with nothing better to do with their lives than post their opinion online like anyone actually cares what they have to say.

[@fantasma8253]

you mean they take their kids to work all day with them and parent while they are working? or do you mean they go to work all day, all week and leave the child with someone else that they pay to either watch or teach the kids? cause there aren't enough hours in the day to do both, this is why they are shammed because they say unrealistic and mxronic shxt like this. this superhero single mom trope is disgusting and insulting peoples intelligence, it's literally impossible to be working full time and still raise your children, MAN OR WOMAN it doesn't matter. Telling me you're a "working mom" is like calling me an idiot, you think i don't have the intelligence to understand how ridiculous that is. Either, your kids or your job is taking a hit, you can't be i both places at the same time, actually both your work and family pay the price of your indecisiveness cause you aren't giving your all to neither for any of them to succeed

[@naamul1]

The problem is that traditionally guys abused these traditional rolls, as the man is in the controlling position, they can easily abuse it and many have abused it along the years... That's what led to the women's revolution. Because everything wasn't right. So you have to bring guys to the point where they can perform their roll not in an exploitive way.

[@saravonn3398]

I agree with Meghan. She was reasonably responding to what he said. She started off saying: “Some men prefer this.” I am a stay at home mom currently but I understand both sides here. Also, how come nobody is bringing up the fact that much of the reasons women entered the workforce is a reaction to women being left with nothing if the man they were with could not be relied on. My grandmother and several women in my family were in abusive situations. As a result they encouraged women to protect themselves by learning how to provide for themselves. Unfortunately, like most things in our culture things get taken to far to the point where we degrade women that take care of their family. Also, I think it’s not enough to show women that it’s noble to be a SAHM we need to teach girls and women how to appropriately choose men that are worthy, capable and competent.

[@pamelaJ9237]

Grew up very traditional. Grateful for my mother and father who are still together and they had seven children. We are all very close. We are united by our faith. I stayed home with my children. My husband works very very hard. We are both thankful for each others gifts. Men and women are very different and it’s so great.

[@eggy4lifey]

The biggest lie was say they aren't judging women who choose to be stay at home moms.🙄

[@hayleysheridan2886]

Literally as childfree you get judged and attacked constantly. You can’t please everyone. There will be always someone who disapproves just do what makes you happy 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@xAgirlfriend]

​@@hayleysheridan2886Child free people do not get as much judgement as people who have kids. That's a lie. Childfree people want to be hated so badly but in reality most people rather be in their position. 😂

[@hayleysheridan2886]

@@xAgirlfriend I’m afraid that isn’t true at all. I don’t want to be hated or badgered about it any time I say it. Are you childfree?

[@hayleysheridan2886]

@@xAgirlfriend It’s not a lie at all I usually keep it to myself and the things people have said to me are disgusting. It’s one thing to not have kids when you are younger. But to not want them for not reason save you just don’t want to be a parent. Really really bothers people why is beyond me I don’t care if people have them. Live your life however you want but if you are healthy, able to have them and choose not to you are gonna get judged constantly for it.

[@Lionforaday]

@@hayleysheridan2886 I agree with you - mostly. I wouldn't say that we're attacked & judged "constantly," though I agree it happens, and also agree that you just have to do what makes you happy.

[@martytracey6205]

Megyn apparently does feel guilty.

[@willhelmberkly3025]

Megyn Kelly: "My choices have no impact on my attractiveness." Men: "Do my choices affect my attractiveness?" Megyn Kelly: "Men are not permitted to have opinions regarding the attractiveness of Homo Sapiens or primates in general". Megyn Kelly: "Why are men so toxic?".

[@Kat-ji6hq]

Megyn is spot on! Good for her not having his constant BS about women.

[@DShaw47]

I focused on my career early on. I wanted kids but had every intention of working too. The minute I held my first child all that changed. It did take me a five years and two more children to finally make the decision to stay home mostly because of finances. But I never regretted it for a single second. I will never look back and think I missed out on anything by leaving my job. And I have never been bothered by ppl looking down on my choice because I know how blessed I am and how happy my choice has made me. My only regret is the years I worked when I could have been at home with my family. It’s gone by so fast and now my heart is starting to hurt knowing they will be on their own soon.

[@randomcole619]

My husband and I make good money, we both work a lot, I do most of the cooking, cleaning, and yard work, he helps with them a bit here and there, we could hire a company to come do a deep cleaning once every six months but we don’t, people in our neighborhood who make less do though. People criticizing Candace because they think there’s no way she cooks, cleans, takes care of her kids, are ridiculous. You know that our grandmothers had around nine kids, were active in their community, gardened, canned food, made all of the meals, cleaned house, didn’t have washing machines so had to hand wash and dry clothes, could sew/knit/crochet, and they educated their kids… modern women are lazy and when they see a woman doing more they tear them down. Maybe you should get off social media and try to channel the spirit if your grandma and great grandma, stop making excuses.

[@templehillsfunk]

I think you missed Megyn's point. It wasn't that women shouldn't stay home but that it shouldn't be a wife's only option with regards to having a happy marriage.

[@desigarcia7599]

Is Candace a stay at home mom? No, she’s a working mom. I actually am a stay at home mom, and I agree with Kelly.

[@icantwiththis]

Ive been both stahm and wm and I agree with Megyn Kelly

[@shardayladrae2277]

I hate when she start talking about stay at home moms and working moms. Girl you work!!!! We watching you work right now and you have a new born. Just drop this subject!

[@briannaweiss9630]

I agree with the therapy/psychologist aspect. I was not in a good place in my life about 10 years ago, and I went to 3 different psychologist before I found one I actually helped me. The psychologists before I found one that was good. We’re just telling me things I want to hear, or things they thought I wanted to hear, and nothing got better. Finally I found one that I actually benefited from. Though she isn’t perfect, she genuinely help me out of depression and more. My life just became more orderly and I had a better outlook on life. But I do remember her telling me that most psychologists and therapists are not qualified regardless of the degree/education they’ve earned. And this psychologist didn’t just agree with me when I initially started to see her, she actually gave me good feedback, feedback I didn’t initially like, which i why I keep going back. I agree nonetheless that majority of therapists/psychologist are not up to par as they should be.

[@onijoye8167]

PLEASE CANDACE TALK ABOUT ACCUTANE. I’m licensed esti and constantly shocked how many people have been/are prescribed accutane and additionally the amount of people who told me their acne came right back (not all but majority). In high school I had a doc suggest it and by grace of God I did not take. But I was prescribed WITHOUT them even using a Woods Lamp on me, doing a Dutch test/hormone, nor looking for PARASITES. Majority of acne is parasites, in gut or even on the ecology of your face ex: demodex mites/ demodicosis. Most parasites live in us without causing harm, but when our immune lowers our body’s own ecology or garden is out of wack. It’s such a powerful drug I don’t understand how it reached market. Her getting prescribed pharma drugs before tests is how western medicine works… still prescribing drugs like it’s the 1800s despite having technology to actually see what is going on in the brain…. Or body. It’s a business. It cares about profits. But it’s making people sick and we all have the power to heal ourselves, western medicine has tried to take that power away

[@PBKUpCycledDesigns]

If Megan is tired of his posts she can just be a adult and keep it moving. Obviously she is triggered by his words because she knows he’s right. I 100 percent agree with what your saying. I am much happier when I cook ,and clean and keep my family happy. I tried it the other way I was not happy. I am so happy and blessed that I was able to stay home with my kids and raise them. It was definitely tuff at times but I still blessed that I was able to be home with them. I am glad they got my husband and my vision instead of someone else’s morals and values. Blessed in PA.

[@katiejohnston444]

Neither of them are right or wrong. It’s completely dependent on the woman. We’re all 100% different and are going to respond to these things differently! Stop generalizing.

[@timsquire6397]

The opinion may not be entirely right or wrong but the way Meghan expressed it by personally attacking Matt and telling him to shut up was. It was unprofessional and she should apologize for the way she approached it.

[@jonathonhanson7278]

You don't even have to be a stay at home wife to fulfill what Matt is describing. It is really straightforward.

[@ilovejalapenochips]

i think that when people say “men want this that and the third” or “women want this that and the third” there are bound to be people who disagree, because generalizing that a certain demographic wants the same thing is just a lie. it might be a large portion, but not everyone is the same. I think people should just focus on figuring themselves out as an individual and everything will fall into place

[@delmniyo9601]

I very much enjoy your show. At first, I was feeding into the general narrative about you, but after listening to you for a couple months, I am glad that no nonsense, courageous people like you exist. We need people like you who tell us the truth and push us to do our thinking and research about topic. Thank you for all that you do.

[@KK2258]

I too must reflect on my privilege of being the exception. My husband owns his business and we (I) have the luxury of being at home raising our children, and taking care of our family. Matt is absolutely correct, there is a responsibility for the woman when your husband is paying for everything. The expectation that we have an equal responsibility in taking care of the home is a critical one. I believe Megan’s projections onto Matt are just a reflection of how unhappy she may actually be and not realize it. In everything there has to be a balance. And I am unsure Megan Kelly has found her balance. We’re moving away from the Bible more as a society then ever before. I am happy that more women are speaking out against it.

[@vincea5276]

Matt was not being prescriptive, he was merely expressing his personal preference. Megyn was being Uber-feminist like the idependent ‘Establishment’ Journalist she is. Megyn practices double standards like Joy Reid does.

[@samanthamakowski7529]

One of my closest friends, my maid of honor in my wedding told me that I shouldn’t be with my husband because I don’t have enough “experience” in life… Because I’ve never been with any other man besides my husband, and that I love being a stay at home mother to our children while he provides for us that there is something wrong with me. She is no longer my friend, but as more time goes by all I can assume is that she is jealous.

[@cinderellaresearch74]

Most women find happiness when they're with a man they truly admire and respect and have children.

[@Keepinitreal55]

I think Megyn Kelly is omitting a very important point, that she’s so rich she can afford a house maid and a cook I’m sure so those things get taken care of. Most women aren’t able to balance things that way. I also wonder how truly happy her husband is with a woman who wears the pants. Between the two of them he clearly looks like a beta.

[@OliveCandy38]

I love how Maddie said when the man paid for the date, it activated something feral in her. I couldn't agree more. It's not even about the money. But those who are generous with their money will most likely be generous with their time, their energy, their compassion, their mercy, their love, their support...etc. These are things that women go ga ga for. So before you get mad at them for them wanting you to pay, just know there is a much deeper reason why.

[@caitlinjackson801]

It’s so true. As women, we are less happy, more depressed, and detached from our children as ever. Men were made to be providers. My husband is 22 and I’m 25, we’re working towards him being the only household income so I can be a SAHM not because that’s what we want per say, but because that’s what’s truly best for our babies. There is no shame in this!

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

Ma'am seek therapy. The age of your guy Indicate you may have plenty of mileage😂

[@justfelicia6671]

@@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB you are ridiculous

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

@@justfelicia6671 No ma'am I am giving pure thoughtful analysis. Clearly her dysfunction is shared by you also? Seek therapy💯💯💯🦂

[@justfelicia6671]

@@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB analysis by pointing out an insignificant age difference? take your own advice

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

@@justfelicia6671 Your Hyper Masculine Disposition Indicates You Are A Strooooooong 😤Independent blk woman😒😒😒😒😒😒😒

[@raequinn9986]

I genuinely hate getting off work and being forced to cook RIGHT after work. There are a lot of men who work the same amount as their partners, but still expect her to cook and clean.

[@Cjwing77]

Candace, you realize you’re a working mom, right?!?!

[@Liz-in8lu]

😂

[@erinnelson434]

That does not mean non-tradwife.

[@VEttariPEPC]

From Proverbs 31 A wife of noble character, who can find? She is far more precious than rubies. The heart of her husband trusts in her, and he lacks nothing of value. She selects wool and flax and works with eager hands. She is like the merchant ships, bringing her food from afar. She appraises a field and buys it; from her earnings, she plants a vineyard. She sees that her gain is good, and her lamp is not extinguished at night. She stretches out her hands to the distaff and grasps the spindle with her fingers. When it snows, she has no fear for her household, for they are all clothed in scarlet. She makes coverings for her bed; her clothing is fine linen and purple. She makes linen garments and sells them; she delivers sashes to the merchants. Clearly, the woman that God would have all women to be both tends to her household and runs a business, or two, or three.

[@estherkurtzhals185]

Thank you, Candace. You are a tremendous blessing to our lives.🙏🙏