“He’s an overgrown child” is one of theusual complaintswives have about their husbands. It isn’t new among women to share stories about theirspousesleaving used socks lying around the bedroom floor as if expecting someone to pick up after them.Today’s post highlights thesefrustrating momentsas women around the internet share their experiences. You’re about to see photos of dirty clothes a few inches from the laundry basket, pairs of shoes on a clean bedsheet, and screenshots of text messages from men wanting a “traditional wife.”Ladies, we recognize your exasperation. Gentlemen, we can definitely do better.This post may includeaffiliate links.
“He’s an overgrown child” is one of theusual complaintswives have about their husbands. It isn’t new among women to share stories about theirspousesleaving used socks lying around the bedroom floor as if expecting someone to pick up after them.
Today’s post highlights thesefrustrating momentsas women around the internet share their experiences. You’re about to see photos of dirty clothes a few inches from the laundry basket, pairs of shoes on a clean bedsheet, and screenshots of text messages from men wanting a “traditional wife.”
Ladies, we recognize your exasperation. Gentlemen, we can definitely do better.
This post may includeaffiliate links.
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The unequal division of labor is one of the common themes in this post. According to licensed marriage and family therapistKate Engler, it’s also one of the top complaints from her female clients.
“They feel like they have to be the manager of all of those things,” Engler said of her clients.
The husband then becomes another “kid” that the wife needs to take care of in addition to her motherly obligations.
Other studieshave revealed that housework inequality may affect the relationship’s stability, increasing the likelihood of separation.Expertspoint totraditional gender roles as one of the primary reasons for the uneven distribution of labor around the house. Men tend to see housework as “mundane” and “repetitive,” often dismissing it as “women’s work.”
Other studieshave revealed that housework inequality may affect the relationship’s stability, increasing the likelihood of separation.
Expertspoint totraditional gender roles as one of the primary reasons for the uneven distribution of labor around the house. Men tend to see housework as “mundane” and “repetitive,” often dismissing it as “women’s work.”
Relationships are teamwork, and both people involved must pull their weight to keep the ship afloat. For husbands, a good start would be to take on any tasks they can, such as bathing the kids and putting them to bed.“Don’t make a grand proclamation to your partner about what you’re going to start doing differently ― just start doing,” therapistDr. Kurt SmithtoldHuffPost.
Relationships are teamwork, and both people involved must pull their weight to keep the ship afloat. For husbands, a good start would be to take on any tasks they can, such as bathing the kids and putting them to bed.
“Don’t make a grand proclamation to your partner about what you’re going to start doing differently ― just start doing,” therapistDr. Kurt SmithtoldHuffPost.
Women often have to balance household chores with their personal and professional lives, which can be exhausting. As a doting spouse, recognizing these efforts and showing gratitude can go a long way.As Los Angeles-based couples therapistKatlin Kindman LCSWexplained, a genuine display of gratefulness can help strengthen the bond between the couple.“[It] can fuel more motivation to take over some tasks with increased eagerness and ease!” Kindman said.
Women often have to balance household chores with their personal and professional lives, which can be exhausting. As a doting spouse, recognizing these efforts and showing gratitude can go a long way.
As Los Angeles-based couples therapistKatlin Kindman LCSWexplained, a genuine display of gratefulness can help strengthen the bond between the couple.
“[It] can fuel more motivation to take over some tasks with increased eagerness and ease!” Kindman said.
I don’t even understand the mindset that allows you to leave the cabinets like this.
Left my husband in charge of our dogs while the kids and I visited my family, he chose to stay at his brothers and only let our dogs out once a day. Yesterday he sent me this picture and proceeds to blame it on me.
This truly annoys me to no end. I’ll often trip on the shoes or they’ll block the door.
He is nowhere to be seen, so maybe they were making a quick escape from something? Or going out to buy bacon?
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I added the drain catcher a couple weeks ago because the sink is constantly backed up with this hair.
Sorry for the weird camera angle, but I’m trying to block out the personal photos. Dirty socks on the coffee table and old jerky wrapper sitting literally on the table above the trash can.
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