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    Rob and Meg had been married for a year when Meg became pregnant. They both had well-paying jobs but Meg earned more, so Rob decided to become a stay-at-home father to care for their child. When out with the baby, Rob endured sexist comments from others assuming he was babysitting rather than parenting. He eventually found a way to silence the remarks, and now onlookers praise him as a real man when out with his child.

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    Rob got tired of catty remarks when he took baby for a stroll in the park

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    Rob and Meg had been married for a year when Meg became pregnant. They both had well-paying jobs but Meg earned more, so Rob decided to become a stay-at-home father to care for their child. When out with the baby, Rob endured sexist comments from others assuming he was babysitting rather than parenting. He eventually found a way to silence the remarks, and now onlookers praise him as a real man when out with his child.

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    The Househusband: by Elton Camp

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    Rob and Meg had been married for a year when Meg became pregnant. They both had well-paying jobs but Meg earned more, so Rob decided to become a stay-at-home father to care for their child. When out with the baby, Rob endured sexist comments from others assuming he was babysitting rather than parenting. He eventually found a way to silence the remarks, and now onlookers praise him as a real man when out with his child.

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    The Househusband

    By Elton Camp
    Rob and Meg had been wed a year
    When a development brought cheer
    As the prudes used to say
    Meg was in a family way
    Both had jobs well-paying, secure
    What to do, they werent sure
    No stranger should provide care
    One of them wanted to be there
    Since Meg was paid a good bit more
    The dad, Rob, took on the joyous chore
    From what some folks said,
    He found sexism wasnt dead
    Stroller in the park was worse
    Hey, honey, forget your purse?
    Tired of hearing it, one fine day
    Rob found how to keep it at bay
    Now when he goes out for a stroll
    Hes a real man, onlookers extol

    No catty remarks anymore

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