How did you find a family-oriented husband?
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Anonymous
Cheating on you... |
Anonymous
That is a myth http://www.inquisitr.com/1442751/about-that-50-divorce-rate-it-simply-isnt-true-it-never-was/ Marriage rates are dropping, though. Maybe people got discouraged by the myth of 50% divorce rates? |
Anonymous
Wow aren't YOU the sensitive type!!! I actullly agree that many of the qualities in a good "family man" are liabilities when it comes to male sex appeal. |
Anonymous
My DH is an amazing family man and his ability to listen and respond to the needs of others make him BY FAR the best lover I have ever had. We have great sex several times a week despite having three small kids. I could tell you how good but this isn't the explicit forum. |
Anonymous
Not necessary... but h? is in military, so she didn't got it all either: they either move frequently, or father absent frequently, which put more pressure and work on mom. |
Anonymous
| I'll bet if you ask what is a "family man"of a woman and a man you will become two answers. As a man, I can tell you my definition does not include cleaning the house. It does include making sure my children are confident, morally upright young men and women and I go to great pains to ensure they are provided with many cha character building experiences. |
Anonymous
| Jdate. |
Anonymous
You'd go a long way creating confident, morally upright young men and women if you showed them that both men and women share domestic responsibilities equally. |
Anonymous
Yep sorry. Family men definitely do half of the chores. |
Anonymous
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The guys I dated who seemed to value family also wanted a traditional family with defined spousal roles. The guys I dated who didn't care about traditional roles broken down by sex, also didn't seem to want a family any time soon.
I didn't want either, and it took some serious searching to find a guy who puts family first but who also considers me an individual with individual needs and talents that may not necessarily align with traditional gender roles. Just my experience. I hope others found it easier. |
Anonymous
I met mine in college and this is completely true. My DH loves and respects me. He wants me to be happy and does things for the family out of a place of love. We has never been selfish or superficial. When it comes to husbands, I've won the jackpot. |
Anonymous
LOL! My family man DH whom I met in college is the Vice President of a huge area IT company. His dick swings big. |
Anonymous
I think you guys confusing who is the alpha male. Family oriented guy can have big dick, have sex with wife every day and still not be an alpha male. Alpha male is usually dominating type of personality and does not guarantee either good or regular sex. |
Anonymous
You don't become the VP of a sales organization that is closing over a billion in annual revenue by being "beta". He works and coaches our boys in every sport they have ever played. I was terrified of my babies and had horrible PPD when we brought them home. He took charge and did EVERYTHING, including taking an extended leave so I did not lose my mind. Be it in the office at home or in the bed, he knows how to take charge. It makes him so sexy. Like I said, I won the jackpot when it comes to husbands and it all started when we were in college. |
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I'm my experience, family oriented guys don't have careers, they have jobs. When I left my law firm for a federal government,mother managing partner has me how I thought the move fit into my career plan, but I made the move because it fit into my family plan. My father had a career, I want to have a family.
It is hard to have a career and keep family a high priority. After 2 years clerking, 6 years as an associate and 5 years as a partner, I realispzed that I could not be the father And husband I wanted to be and have a "career". |