The Bird Show.

Abby, I can't wait to hear if you feel the same way.

So there's a woman who is feeling stuck in today's economy and she's blaming it on her relationship status.

Oh, I totally feel her.

Like being single in this economy, it feels like a handicap.

So I saw this on at the free press on Instagram.

And let's just say she is over it.

She looks to be like in her mid-20s.

And she is not having it.

She is over it.

And I just want to know if you agree with her take on her living situation.

I would love to be a stay-at-home mom.

I would love to be a homemaker and a wife.

I would love to be able to live on a homestead and go milk my cow and take the eggs out of the

chicken coop and have one baby in the belly and on my hip and another toddler coming behind me.

That's like my dream, but I can't do that because the way the economy is set up is I'm forced to work.

I'm forced to get an education, a higher education, a college degree, in order to make enough money that I can be financially independent

and afford my own home or my own rent or my own gas or my own groceries, my own insurance.

And it's extremely difficult to do that.

And it's very isolating as a woman when you have to do all of that, all on your own, and you can't find somebody that you can outsource some of those chores and financial responsibilities like you would with a spouse. So no, being a single working woman absolutely sucks. It's the worst thing ever. I hate it.

We'd go back to the 1950s in a second just so I wouldn't have to deal with this.

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