Should ladies accept jobs that take them away from home excessively?

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     In my opinion, I think everyone, men and women, have the equal right to have their own job,
but it's better for women or even men to not accept jobs that take them away from home excessively. To date, parents always leave the house early and come back home late for their work. Consequently, they have no time for their children. For women who choose jobs that would take them away from home excessively, they can barely even meet their children. This will not make the relationship between parent and child better. Instead, it's going to make it worse.

     I understand that sometimes parents or adults would say they earn money is for the better future of the family, but they never thought of that this would bring them far away from their children, not accompanying their children at their growing state. Most of the time, children would think they are not loved, and they can find no one to talk to when they face problems in school. As a result, their results are bad because they think their parents do not care.

     I think it's better for women to find jobs that do not take them away from home excessively as mother plays an important role in children's lives.

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