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BrandNewMan · M
Maybe true in majority of cases, but certainly not all .. especially in households where no woman lives.
Both partners should carry a balance of responsibility, period.
Roles are reversed in our home. Its me doing the vast majority of the stuffs .. the paying the bills, making the budget, mowing the grass, removing the snow, buying all the things, fixing the things, doing the FAFSAs and 1040s, planning the trips, at least half the dishes, all my own laundry, majority by far of cooking etc etc ... and she still expects help w cleaning house.
Divorce is in process .. she'll find out how much she's not been doing soon enough.
Both partners should carry a balance of responsibility, period.
Roles are reversed in our home. Its me doing the vast majority of the stuffs .. the paying the bills, making the budget, mowing the grass, removing the snow, buying all the things, fixing the things, doing the FAFSAs and 1040s, planning the trips, at least half the dishes, all my own laundry, majority by far of cooking etc etc ... and she still expects help w cleaning house.
Divorce is in process .. she'll find out how much she's not been doing soon enough.
