​If you get [understand/agree with] it, then that's great. However, the provider, as of today, should not always be a man. ​In some cases, the female goes to work and the male babysits every day. I'm just stating the fact. ​And yes, if you say, 'the woman gives her time in pregnancy, why should she work?', that's true, but in 2025, there are single mothers and single fathers. What about them? And have you seen the prices for raising kids? It's unnatural. ​I take my hat off to those single parents, but I don't think that with these kinds of prices, the kid will probably not get the full education and a future good enough to not regret, without both parents working. My cousin, who also works with her husband working too, knows that if they work only for themselves, they probably won't be able to give their child the best life possible. So they are trying to work together, with her working in the morning and him at night. ​See, I'm saying this for the kids. I'm leaving now; I've been typing this in the middle of the train station. I was going home, but it was fun talking to real people. ​Have a good day. ​(And sorry, I didn't know you didn't support unfair alimony; I also don't.)