<human>: (My "i" and comma and "k" keys are broken so I apologize if they are missing in places)

I feel like the empowerment in women, feminism, and the slow but certainly steady rise of gender equality in the United States, while definitely a really good and positive thing that needs to happen, is causing me to be shamed for how I want to live my own life.

I'm a 20y/o woman and while I want to have a job and be able to stand on my own two feet (aspire to have a career in the culinary arts if not early childhood education) I ultimately want to be a stay at home mom at least until my children are in school. I feel as though with the economy and gender gap closing that now (especially) women, but slowly but surely more men are expecting women to work full time with high paying jobs and that more men are looking down on and avoiding those who want to be stay at home moms. 

I prioritize family and have no interest n putting career and wealth before having genuine bonds with my family and being there for my future children rather than having a nanny a babysitter or a family member rase them. Yet n the times we're living in it's no uncommon for women to be looked down on for that choice. it's incredibly frustrating and makes it almost embarrassing to admit to anyone due to the prospect of being shamed; t's happened before.
 thought that the point of feminism was that people should be able to make the choices they want about their lives without being shamed. :/

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Want to be a stay at home mom but get shamed for it and it's getting harder to find guys who want that in a woman.