Is Michael Noer's Article 'Don't Marry Career Women' Credible?

In a recent discussion by Michael Noer's article "Do not marry a professional woman", the controversial question is whether Noer's cause can be trusted. One contributing factor is that Noer does not include bibliography. It does not necessarily lose credibility, but it will never help to strengthen it. Noel said in his article, "They will be upset if they quit their jobs and stay home with their children." This statement is a study on his own "marriage and family magazine". Explain it.

I am not married, I have no children, I am married, I do not have children, I do not want to get married, I do not like children, I love children, I love my career, but this is an important discourse. ... If you were already in your thirties, are all that you want? They began to trickle down. Throwing here and there, I did not even penetrate my thin, nearly 30 skin. "Oh, give birth to a child." My mother asks a new person, will be bound by her father, and will walk next to our desk. Then my pregnant friend said, "There is just a baby." "Please pregnant for us!" "God, when were you playing?" It was all a lot of fun . But as though I intended to wash my car on my way home, frivolous delivery was like sliding my idea. I am stupid, it has begun to enter into my heart

Thank you very much. An article on the group of Tanzania came to my mind. In this culture, straight women start marrying. Instead of marrying each other from romance or sexual relationships, they build a double income household and help children grow up at their parents' households. Surprisingly, these women are very happy and get the support they need. They also free them from dependence on men, so they are more discriminating in dating a man. (resource)

In this book, thinking that the role of gender is natural, women trying to balance family and career deny the role of these gender. He is married to Margarita Levin and is a professor of philosophy. Farudi reports that many typical women's work of the Levin family, such as raising children, is taking place by Michael Levin and his wife. Adrian Lin supervised the 1987 epic masterpiece "Deadly Attraction". There, a professional woman suffered from a married man, tried to slip into him by breaking the relationship. Mr. Farady pointed out that this film is part of the evidence that society and culture of the 1980s strongly opposed the rights of women. She emphasized the role of the line in converting the role of a single woman into a "dark woman". According to Farudi, Ryan comments that unmarried women are over compensating for men.