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[quote=Anonymous]My husband really wanted kids. He assured me would be the primarily caregiver. I am very focused on my career and wrk long hours. He assured me that he would be happy to be the primary caregiver Now this has called a lot of resentment. He does do drop off and pick up in 75% of cases. But he does none of the cooking, admin, finding daycare, applying for passport, etc. He thinks I should do that because I do less of the direct care. If I need to work on the weekend, I have to hire a babysitter so that he can play video games. He can’t handle more than 3 hours taking care of a toddler. I work 60 hours a week and he works 45 hours a week. I have no free time. He has plenty. Love the baby and I like my career. Our marriage is strained because we fight about childcare and tasks all the time. I thought that it’s possible for a guy to be the main caretaker. Was naive. Marriages work much better when they follow traditional gender roles, except for a few circumstances. But that’s the exception not the rule. Unfortunately I make more than he does so I cannot step back. I am exhausted and resentful of him. [/quote]
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