What do Stay at Home Moms really think of WFH Husbands

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The wives want to get back to their affairs and having fun.

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Anonymous wrote:Wfh are like big cats. There are everywhere all the time and always in the way and in your business.

Lol. YES. this.

Also, talking loudly on conference calls all over the house with no respect for what others in the house are doing.

This. He's in my space all the time, making me crazy

Communicate and find solutions to make it work for both of you.

Men don't listed any more than cats do, hence the comparison.

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Anonymous wrote:The wives want to get back to their affairs and having fun.

Lol the last thing I want after having my husband home for 3 years is another man around. Lol.

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I was a SAHM for many years but went back into the workforce because I love working. DH is trying to retire early and be a SAHD. I’m fine with it. We both get a chance to do it!

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Anonymous wrote:Dirty dishes appear in the sink and it drives me crazy. Yes, I've complained about it.

I miss alone time SO MUCH.

I'm not a SAHM, but when my DH WFH, he leaves dishes around, sometimes makes a mess cooking himself lunch, and leaves papers all over the kitchen island.

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Anonymous wrote:I love having DH at home.

We go on a ton of day dates and have great sex.

Lol! There goes the argument that WFH is better for productivity!

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It's just a turnoff.....right or wrong I am not attracted to a man who WFH and would never have married anyone who did.

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My SAHH (retired) hates it when I work from home. Makes it harder for him to watch TV in my office.

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Anonymous wrote:Wfh are like big cats. There are everywhere all the time and always in the way and in your business.

Lol. YES. this.

Also, talking loudly on conference calls all over the house with no respect for what others in the house are doing.

Not working, that’s for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:My office is now hybrid - three days a week in person. Every single married man with a stay at home wife mentioned their wife is so much happier now that they are back at work a few days a week.

Is this true? Thinking of it a, wife who has been managing a household 10-15 years with kids with husband at with in the office is quite a change to this guy now home all day. Home, but not really home.

My guess is she’s tired of making a show of actually working and wants him out of the house more so she can go back to her reality of being lazy. She’s afraid he will figure out how good she actually has it.

I wouldn’t call myself lazy, but DH suddenly became very jealous during WFH when he wasn’t really before. SAH is a sweet gig, I’ll be the first to admit. I’m so glad the days he goes in.

[Anonymous]

I’m a SAHM with a husband who has been WFH for about a year. I like how much more helpful he is but do miss having some truly alone time. I think a hybrid with a couple days a week in the office would be ideal. It’s certainly better than his old job of 60 hours a week in the office.

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Anonymous wrote:Wfh are like big cats. There are everywhere all the time and always in the way and in your business.

LOL my husband is like this. He works in sales leadership so always on the phone and he always wanders around the house while talking, sits in different places and in different rooms for various video calls, etc.

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I am not a sahm but my office closes on federal holidays and DH's does not so I almost always have the kids on days when school and daycare are closed. He is full time WFH

I cannot stand when he's WFH and I am home with the kids.

He pops in and out....we will doing an activity and everything will be fine...then he will come out of his workspace and see and quickly play with the kids and then BAM! he needs to jump on a call....the activity we were doing is now abandoned and now the kids are out of sorts and we need a new activity.

One of the kids is crying and or tantrumming and he thinks he is helpful when he comes in....but nope, all it does is take us off course or lengthen a tantrum.

Drives me nuts. I could never be a sahm with him WFH.

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Anonymous wrote:The wives want to get back to their affairs and having fun.

Lol the last thing I want after having my husband home for 3 years is another man around. Lol.

+1

[Anonymous]

I like it 95% of the time. I hardly ever hear him and when I do he is talking loudly because he's venting about work drama (usually opposing counsel shenanigans) and tbh it's fun to hear. I also like being able to take him food because at the office he often works through lunch and comes home starving. And he is just fun to talk to, and the kids enjoy being around him more as well.

I don't like it when he is judging me for how I spend my time. Sometimes, if he sees me on my laptop, I can tell that he's curious if I'm just messing around on DCUM or doing something important. Drives me nuts. I'd never pop up to his office and look to see whether or not he was using his time well at work!