Congratulations to all the househusbands. I confess to being a little confused about where the fun is found in this situation, but obviously it is a lack of imagination on my part rather than any deficiency in the lifestyle.
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A man who does housework is very sexy.
Congratulations to all the househusbands. I confess to being a little confused about where the fun is found in this situation, but obviously it is a lack of imagination on my part rather than any deficiency in the lifestyle.
Ha
"Later," I wouldn't worry--If the marriage is strong, the rest will all sort of even out, because spouses naturally want to lighten each other's burdens. My husband doesn't love housework, but I'm not there during the week to do it, and we don't want to pay someone else to do it. I do my share on the weekends: cooking, doing the household accounts, working in the yard. Once I retire, I'll do much more in the house, I know.
When my husband is called a "kept man" to his face, he gets a sweet little self-satisfied smile, and thanks the person for the compliment. He's also been told he's a very lucky guy and that other men wish they had his gig :grin:
Amethyst
I guess later has figured it out since she hasn't been back.....
My late husband retired before me and the only problem was I had to let go of some of my standards . He would do the laundry but not fold it and that would drive me crazy . He also did not cook but would get take out . I am now retired and my SO still works part time . When I retired he stopped cooking ( He used to do a third of the cooking ) and at first i tried to stall him out to see who would cook . Now I just accept that I am the cook except when I go on strike .
I love this. Most men and women won't admit to these little games. When we were both young, my ex would sometimes try to stall me out on sex, to get me to do some chore or other. She hated that she would usually cave first because she had a more driving need than I.
Yikes! Tales from a broken love.
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