Get a job, or maybe do volunteer work. I would find something to do to occupy your time. If your hubby loves you he will understand that you need to be doing something intellectually stimulating during the day, instead of sitting around.
If he doesn't, maybe he is holding you back on purpose. Is he afaird you'll meet someone else or something, if you spend too much time outside of the home?
2007-04-18 05:56:20
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answered by Answer Girl 2007 5
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Have you considered getting a part time job at like a Hallmark or even at a bank! I don't think you should feel guilty but I am a house wife too. I just got a job and feel so much better! Yet I even have started cleaning and cooking more since I decided to get one! I would say no to a maid and try having say a cleaning day once a week, put on music and have fun! It helps and will make you feel less guilty, promise! Once you do become pregnant, than you will be able to stay home and focus on your family! Besides quitting a part time job is nothing! Really, Good Luck!
2007-04-18 06:03:21
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answered by Anonymous
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Everyone is responsible for contributing something to a marriage. Right now - for you - that does not include child rearing. Clearly, it does not need to include earning money, or cleaning the house at this point. So what _does_ your husband expect of you? And what do you want to do with your time?
Off the top of my head, I'd guess that your husband is looking for:
- Sex and love from you. Sounds minor maybe, but seriously, he hired a maid, he could hire a cook, he's looking for love and affection from you. Your husband is probably very busy, so it may fall to you to help keep the sparks going which will keep you both happy. This can involve being open to his advances, but also taking effort to both look and _feel_ good when he gets home. I'm sure that to him, hiring a maid is worth it if when he gets home his wife is relaxed, happy to see him, and not worn out.
- cooking. Hey, you didn't say you had a cook, so put some time in to cooking well for you and your husband.
- I'd also suggest volunteering. It would give you a chance to interact with other people (quite likely some of them _also_ at-home wives.) It would let you know you're doing 'something' significant, keep you plugged in, and let you give something back - on behalf of both you and your husband. As a couple, you are wealthy enough that one of you can donate your time. I imagine that it will make you feel good as a couple - your husband will know that his job allows for you to donate your time to good causes.
2007-04-18 06:12:53
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answered by kheserthorpe 7
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I don't know why you feel guilty. I say if you want to get a a little part time job go for it. If he is at work and you are at home how is he stopping you from cleaning up. You do some work before the cleaning lady gets there.
Consider yourself lucky to be able to stay at home but at the same time do something with your life. These days marriages aren't always guaranteed I would hate for you to be a housewife for 30 years and end up in divorce. What would you do??? Take some classes at a local college, get a hobby, do something.
2007-04-18 05:57:03
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answered by Cutie Pie 3
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Don't feel guilty about anything. Do you want to stay home? Do you want a job? I don't understand why your husband has to hire a maid? Hey, if he wants you not to do anything, whatever. The main point is you need to do what you want to do. If you want to work inside the house, you need to discuss w/ hubby. If you want to work outside the house, you need to discuss w/hubby. Hey, I think working inside the house is very honorable. You really get to have a bond with your house and it becomes not just a house but a home that you care for and get it ready for your husband when he gets home. Keeping home, cooking, cleaning. I think those things are very honorable. But you need to do what you want to do.
2007-04-18 06:11:04
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answered by prouddaddy 6
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As long as he doesn't have to do anything around the house when he comes home from work, it's probably ok. If he hired a maid for you, I doubt he would want you working anywhere, but you could probably convince him to ditch the maid and let you take care of the housework since you're home and need something to fill the day.
If he's resistant, then make it up by catering to him while he's home. A man that pays for everything and expects you to do nothing deserves a little pampering when he comes home. If you cook, have his dinner ready and waiting for him to arrive. Take his shoes off for him, that will be unexpected and will make him feel like a king. a random out of the blue sexual favor (besides your normal sexual routine) wouldn't hurt either. Doing little things like this will ease your guilt and show him that you're appreciative.
2007-04-18 06:09:49
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answered by eviltruitt 4
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I thought a house wives job was to clean the house and take care of everything around there. If you are not going to do your job at home then yes you should go out and get a REAL job. You need to contribute to the home and marriage some how. I only wish I could stay home and take care of my house and kids and husband.
2007-04-18 05:56:46
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answered by bb77blueeyes 3
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2016-12-29 07:05:36
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answered by ? 3
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If you want to then why not?
Or find other things to occupy your time. Take some college courses, find hobbies, work out and or volunteer somewhere>>do whatever you want>>or decide together...:O)
I know that sitting at home can drive a person batty. I thought not working would be the life. I volunteer at the schools and also working with older people at nursing homes....
Nice doing something for others that don't really have someone or at the schools where they need people to work with children that need a little extra help.
best wishes .....and whatever you decide trying making it something that you enjoy...:O)
2007-04-18 05:59:03
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answered by travelingirl005 5
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It wont matter once you have a child/children. He'd then hire a nanny. You need to make some choices before you turn your interest into something to harm your marriage. Boredom is not good. What would you like to do with your life? Do you have an education that you're not putting to use?
2007-04-18 05:57:19
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answered by iyamacog 7
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