Originally Posted by SirPeterHardingsLovechild
Just a thought.
Out there in civvyland, my Sister is a freelance fashion designer, damn well paid too.
She worked hard in her career, and made her choice.
Her choice was contraception.
Now she is established in her work, she is making babies, and working from home. Even got herself a house-husband.
No doubt your sister has worked hard in her 'well-paid' civilian career. So at what point can a serving officer make that choice available to your sister: I am established in my career now, so I can stop the contraception?
How do you square your comments with the RAF's advertising that "And being married, or having kids, doesn’t have to stop you having the career you want."
Just a thought.