Lynn Marie DeVito-Parker

This movie made me very angry to be honest because it made it seem as if a woman who chooses to become a stay-at-home mom after having had a career is somehow sacrificing and should always feel like something is missing from her life because she chooses to do the most important job in the world, nurturing and cultivating a human life to become a contributing member of society doesn't seem to be enough for a woman or so she's supposed to feel like. I personally thought it was a ridiculous and I would agree waste of time. I will not be recommending it to anyone in fact the complete opposite. Because in other point I forgot to mention is that the only time she seemed to find any use for her husband again was when he admitted to her that he's the one who messed up because she was totally amazing and he was the one who was at fault and right after that she totally warms up to him and everything changes in their relationship. Just another example of how it seems that the narrative today is that men are not the heads of anyone, certainly not their marriages, and that they are only useful as long the woman feels they are. If not they are disposable. Very sad