<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I grew up in a family in which my father worked and provided for my mother. She took care of the home, raised me and my brother, cooked meals, etc. 

When I was a teenager, I decided that I wanted to go to college and work. As soon as I graduated high school, I got a full-time job and worked to pay for the first two quarters of college (until I could get financial aid). I worked at a few other places, and am still in school (though taking a break for some unexpected priorities).

For the last year, I've been thinking that I really don't want to work anymore, and that I'd really like to have a man provide for me. Mind you, if this were to actually happen, his house would be fucking spotless, he'd always have home-cooked meals, and the only thing he'd really have to worry about is work and making enough to pay for our expenses.

My mother was Asian, so I am lucky enough to have been raised by a woman who works hard in the home. She taught me how to keep a clean house, how to cook, and how to make a working man happy (insert obligatory sexual innuendo here). While he's at work and my other stuff would be done, I could do artsy stuff and sell it for extra money or something.

Lately I've noticed that there are a lot of men who are looking for women want employed and independent women, but are there still men around who enjoy providing for a woman who wants to maintain the household?
<bot>: I don't want to work full-time and want the man in my life to provide for me; is this bad?