Good gift or basket for married bachelor?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are his arms broken? Why can't he cook? And why are you being a busybody.

He does cook. He doesn’t always have time because he gets home late and the 6 year old has to eat within a reasonable time.

So this makes most moms married bachelorettes? I don't cook. Does this make my husband a bachelor now? Wt...

[Anonymous]

I’m 100% certain OP is a troll. That being said if another woman ever sent my husband dinner or meal delivery, I would call and tell her she better have his place setting ready because he’s now being sent to live with her to be fed each day.

[Anonymous]

I'm sure if he wanted to eat healthier food, he could make better choices.

[Anonymous]

LOL. Whatever basket you would get for a married mother will do. I hope this was an intentional troll.

[Anonymous]

These are good and are having a sale + free shipping
https://www.winecountrygiftbaskets.com/

[Anonymous]

I really don’t know any other couples where the full time out of home worker - male or female - also does all the cooking housework

Lol these are called "single mothers with jobs" and I am one. I eagerly await my gift basket/prize for getting out of bed in the morning.

Also "married bachelor" may just become a dcum thing. Early holiday gift from OP!

[Anonymous]

I am sure this is a troll, but there is just enough judgmental gender expectations to make you a credible mother or sister. Five stars as this is super triggering- a slatternly mother who doesn’t provide nutritious meals for her 6 year old- absolute gold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:


I am sure this is a troll, but there is just enough judgmental gender expectations to make you a credible mother or sister. Five stars as this is super triggering- a slatternly mother who doesn’t provide nutritious meals for her 6 year old- absolute gold.

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