If a feminist speaks out against a woman's decision to be a stay at home mom, it that being an anti feminist?

Question

i will clarify my question. if a woman who considers herself to be a feminist, speaks against another womans decision to stay at home, raise her children, do housework etc, does that make the woman that considers herself a feminist and able to make a decision as a woman equal to that of a man, anti-feminist? working against the "cause"? i hope that clears things up for the question about labels.

Answer 1

What's with all the labels?  If she wants to stay home, she does. If she don't, she don't.

Answer 2

I don't think so. You can be critical of a situation while still being supportive of a person. While we should support anyone's right to choose what makes him/her happy, it's still possibile to look at what's going on and see coercive factors that the person may not be aware of that makes it less than a free choice. I know someone who chose to get married and have babies because she was scared of life and felt defeated...should I be happy for her? I'm happy that she in some ways enjoys what she's chosen, but sad because maybe she could've overcome and grown as a person...

Answer 3

I'd call it typical hypocritical liberal feminism at work.

Answer 4

Also none of her business. Who would you rather raise your children? The babysitter?

Answer 5

No its just an opinion

Answer 6

Just an opinion. Not all women are feminists. They believe that the guy can do everything.

Boo.

Answer 7

No not really. She is just disagreeing with the decision.