Ladies should not accept jobs that take them away from home excessively. How far do you agree?

Back in the 1900's, women weren't really considered as much. They were like these play dolls for men to toy with and play a caretaker and maid at home. 

In ancient China, women weren't allowed to go out and had to stay at home.

In India, the girls did the chores and the boys got more free time to do other stuff.

In the 'Jahiliah' period, girls were so underestimated that having a baby girl would mean shame to the family and people even buried these poor souls.

The 21st century gives females the chance to do what they want and become what they've dreamed of becoming. 

Nowadays, females are given almost the same opportunities as men and can even work outstation or overseas. 

This can be both a problem and a chance.

Considering the facts, working away from home gives women the freedom their ancestors lacked. They get to spread their wings and travel to places they always dreamed of going to. 

Apart from this, they also get to fall in love. Think of it like this: They go to different places, and they might be able to find someone they like and could even get married.

Going too far from home, however, can also cause homesickness. They can miss their families and sometimes even fall sick because of that.

Sometimes, when they go, they may not come back. A lot of women marry away and do not return home. By the time they do, things have changed so much that it is nearly unrecognizable.

Looking deeper, we find that if women work away from home excessively, it becomes a crisis once it involves an entire family. If the mother works away from home to the extreme, it affects the contribution towards the family. It is even worse if the father is the same. The children lack attention and love and they start to do small acts just to get that love. 

I do agree that ladies shouldn't accept such job offers that take them away from home excessively. Although it does have its pros, it can cause a vast amount of problems. 

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