We must accept that men and women are hardwired differently.

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[lunchbox]

The ones who have a problem with this are single 😂

[staceycampeau]

My husband and I have never had a conversation about domestic responsibilities. He's naturally geared towards external household chores and I internal household chores. I don't always know what he's up to, but he's hard working, and I trust that he's not in the garage wasting time while I manage our house. One of his hobbies is woodworking, so he's usually in the middle of some home renovation or repair. I appreciate all that he does!

[patriciagauer]

I loved every moment of being a stay at home mom and keeping my house clean. It was the best yrs of my life!

[thehubrisoftheunivris]

It doesn't even matter if you are a man and do all the dishes and chores and everything.. I had an ex that worked graveyards and my brother's wife of 15 years still works graveyards. I kind of believe that they chose those types of jobs, just so they wouldn't have to do housework. I tried my best to get my ex and her kids to help out around the house. I was a full-time roofer and framer. I made all of the meals, because she was either asleep or at work during them, and I put the kids first without complaint. I never got cooperation. My brother's wife doesn't clean anything. The house looks like crap at all times. My brother attempted to clean the place up, but she would explode on him for "not doing it her way", when really we all know that means that she was embarrassed for being lazy and gross and thought that he would hold it against her. As a man, I can swallow my pride and maintain my dignity and masculinity, even if I'm cleaning the house. But it's BS. The pendulum swing is coming. Men are giving up on playing the women's games. You can't play victim in every circumstance. If you are lazy, you are lazy. If you are a selfish. You are selfish. It's not rocket science, and everyone can see it, even if they pretend that they can't.

[sahahaah]

Im super pregnant right now and im nesting to the point where if I don’t scrub the wall, I cannot relax. This is not anything I started wanting to do. My brain is legit changing to be motherly. Also, my husband is sweet and thoughtful and takes care of chores that require me to bend over or lift heavy- he just steps up and does it. But yea, I care more in general and I totally agree with Matt

[micheledavidswife]

That’s what we were made for . God made men & women extremely special & different for reasons .

[MicheleMeeker]

My husband says “all you need to do is ask”. Yeah it irks me sometimes he doesn’t notice the dust but hey, I myself hate to dust. And I never ask to mow the lawn and he never asks me to.

[emilysheldon]

Ladies, if you get mad at your husband for not noticing things that need to get done around the house, he has every right to get mad at you when you neglect to mention that the oil light came on in the car.

[mommaski]

43 years married, I don’t do dishes, I also don’t cook in a dirty/messy kitchen. Hubby likes me to make our meals. It’s called compromise, find out what works for your family.

[ryanchad]

It’s also a standards thing. I grew up with a mother who would get uncontrollably angry if there was a single piece of corn in the sink. When she asked me to vacuum the floors she got upset that I didn’t move the couch to vacuum behind it and then she’s vacuum the entire house again. She’d break down crying every few months because “No one ever helps her”. She’s a miserable woman with only one of 3 kids willing to visit more than once a year and she’s on her 3. Husband.

[Jill-Co]

I feel so lucky and blessed to be able to stay home and homeschool my kids. My husband works two jobs to make this happen.

[HusiHusi]

As a man I'm more concerned about the heating system, the plumbing, the electricity, does everything works. Plus the bills. Does the washingmachine works does the dishwasher works. If not how can I fix it or how can I buy a new one. Does my car works proper. Is there a leakage in my roof or anywhere else. Is my garden proper. Anything that goes broken I want to make sure that it works again or it is replaced. It takes a lot of efort and knowledge.
At the moment I'm rebuilding the room of my daughters and if I Had brought a contractor it would cost me 16000euro, but now I'm doing everything by my self and saved 10000euro. The same with our kitchen saved 7500euros by doing it by myself.
I'm taking care of the homeworks of my daugthers.
I'm doing it al after work.
You can't expect me to do the dishes on top of everything. No it doesn't work like that. Everyone has his specific tasks and specialities.
You can't let everyone do everything. Even in a factory everyone has a specific task and it works verygood.

[HopeDotey]

Not to mention women are typically multi taskers where men are single tasked oriented.
There is multiple stuff that I need to get done during the day such as homeschooling, cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, laundry, finances, sports etc. I am able to think about all the stuff that needs to get done and manage it to fit into one day effectively.

[lefkytheshin]

It seems, at this point in time, that the animals are smarter than us humans. They commit to their roles wholeheartedly, knowing that each one of them is contributing to the betterment of the hive, pack, etc. You don't see female bugs, elephants, lions, or birds refusing to prepare their living space for the little ones because they see the role as sexist or demeaning. It's an important part of their existence.

[smallsavage]

i’m an 18-year-old girl who’s never really been interested in being around kids or having kids and i have a younger brother that just turned 16; i have, and continue to, offered to help him clean up stuff, make his food, etc. Just yesterday, at his birthday party, i moved all of his stuff to his room for him and offered to help set it up. That’s not because he’s lazy or because he can’t do it himself; i just enjoy helping him with stuff like that. Although i dont plan on being a mother anytime soon, those womanly instincts— gifts from God— just kick in and make me WANT to help with chores and other household things. it’s nothing to be ashamed of— it’s a WONDERFUL trait to have!

[gemmaobrien]

I wish I could work, I loved working and hate being isolated. I feel unproductive like a rat in a cage

[TrekieGal]

While true as a generality, there is also nothing wrong if this isn't true for you specifically. I'm currently taking down a wall in our house while my husband is washing dishes because it bothers him and the wall bothers me 😂

[Emily-svbp]

Women used to stay in the home. They fought so hard to be able to work and have careers, now they think that because THEY'VE decided this a man is now responsible to pick up the slack. When did we forget there was consequences to our choices. Women got what they wanted and now want more because they forgot that their responsibility didn't change they just added more to it.

[evalehde]

Someone once said, “Today’s women want men to be more like women, except for when they need them to be more like a man.” Sadly true.

[mariebrown]

Thank you, Matt. This is all so true and beautiful. ❤