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I do the my share of the house work since my wife works forty hours as i do. If she didnt she agrees the house work would be hers as it was when she wasnt working.

2007-02-05 16:31:32 · answer #1 · answered by epaq27 4 · 1 0

What if you stopped washing his underclothes? Would that get the message across or is he the type to just go out and buy new clothes? Just kidding! Or am I? First, I take issue with him "helping" with the housework. That insinuates that he is helping you with a job that is inherently yours. It's not. It sounds like the problem is when the decision was made for you to stay home with the kids, an assumption was somehow made in his mind that you would be doing all the housework. I wonder what he'd say if you'd ask him to look after the kids one day AND do the dishes, mow the lawn, cook dinner, and do the laundry. I guess the question is, have you talked with him about how you feel? I mean other than when you are actively angry and asking him to do something? If not, now is the time to talk to him. Have you tried adjusting your approach? It's tempting to ask him to help with something, and expect him to do it right then, but does it really matter if he empties the dishwasher now or before bed? Hey, if he insists on waiting until late, you could probably convince him to load it too, as a trade off for him waiting to unload. I guess the real problem would be if he simply won't budge, even when you ask. Have you tried bribery? It's not a completely fair tactic, but if it works.....

2007-02-05 16:48:21 · answer #2 · answered by ? 3 · 0 0

Sorry, but if you are home, then you are a homemaker/housewife. Part of your responsibilities is to assume primary responsibility for all of the housework. That is not to say he shouldn't occasionally pick up a vacuum cleaner or something, but its your job. If your husband was taking care of the kids, I would also say he should have primary responsibility for the housework.

2007-02-05 23:37:53 · answer #3 · answered by L.A. Scene 3 · 0 0

i'm no longer extremely particular what your question is. although, i imagine you'd be interpreting too a lot into it. appears like your hubby works not person-friendly. i have been a SAHM for 3 years, and my husband works 12 hour days as well. that is continually been the plan for me to ultimately get lower back into the artwork force, so i have been going to college on line. i'd be carried out with my Bachelor's in HR next summer season. i imagine that is continually smart for a SAHM to do some thing in the route of a career because all of us comprehend we are going lower back to artwork even as the little ones flow to college. If no longer, then you truly'll have your project. it would want to't be a lot about earnings or assisting you so he can flow on. I recommend he's been operating 6 yrs even as you've been at domicile. He probable only appears like that is in common words straightforward that you artwork, and that that is sturdy for you. Your youngest is in college now, & you assert that hubby's earnings continues to be adequate. If looking an afternoon activity is not person-friendly, then flow to college. you're nevertheless being effective, off on weekends, domicile interior the evening, and also you'll be in a position of extra perfect help your husband grant once you end. that is going to take you many years to end, and also you received't ought to fret about your hubby attempting to skate out on you till then. j/ok

2016-11-25 19:33:39 · answer #4 · answered by rothman 4 · 0 0

You both should share the duties of maintaining a home. Does he paint when needed, cut the lawn, service the vehicles, do repairs around the house. Not that you couldn't do any of these things but all responsibilities should be evenly split. I once dated a girl who could change the oil on our cars but she couldn't cook and because I like to eat, it didn't work out.

2007-02-05 16:40:40 · answer #5 · answered by Rick B 3 · 0 0

my aunt faced the same situation many years ago. here is what she did (and it worked very well.) after a while of asking my uncle to please help with the house work, she was raising three kids after all, to no avail, she devised a plan.

my uncle worked long hours and busted his butt to support his family ill give him that. my aunt just asked for a little help mostly with dishes. to make matters worse he had a really bad habit of not taking his plate up after eating.

so one morning she made the family breakfast as usual. the kids took up their plates but my uncle did not. that afternoon he came home for lunch as he often did and she served him his lunch with a big smile on her face. she served it on the same plate as his breakfast. he complained and did not take up his plate. that night he came home for dinner tired as usual and she served the family dinner, again my uncle was served on the same plate. this actually went on for 2 days without her ever washing the plate. he finally asked why she was not washing the plate and her response was the exact same response as the response he always used. I had a long hard day and just dont have time for menial tasks like washing dishes. he got the message.

my father had a bad habit of dropping his underwear and socks on the floor and leaving them there. my mom got sick of it and asked him to pick up his clothes and he did not. so eventually she just started throwing his socks and underwear away. it also worked. it worked very very well. my father is very neat and tidy now. either of these or come up with your own and it should do the trick.

2007-02-05 17:30:37 · answer #6 · answered by big_john_719 3 · 0 0

Divide the work equally. He works 8 hours outside the home at a public job, you work 8 hours inside the home taking care of the kids and the home (no TV, friends, phonecalls). He does the yard work, you do the house work. You cook, he does the dishes...It works.

2007-02-05 16:34:08 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 0 1

Hey, YOU married him! You have a couple of choices. Keep doing the housework or get a divorce. And stop whining.

2007-02-05 17:00:21 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 0 1

Yes clean the house stop asking use the energy to clean not complain. its our job to clean the house and take care of the kids anyway.

2007-02-05 16:30:43 · answer #9 · answered by Snoopy 4 · 0 0

get him to help you by taking off one piece of your clothing for every task he completes. You'd be suprised how fast the housework will get done

2007-02-05 16:53:46 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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