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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Being traditional doesn't mean he wants you to  leave work to cook and clean but may be [b]he still wants you to manage hired help[/b] or be a loving partner and an involved mom who prioritizes family, not a stressed workaholic witch playing tit for tat 24/7 and throwing divorce threats at every argument. You wouldn't want a man like that either. Marriage is a traditional partnership, not no threads attached shack up. [/quote]
Why can't he manage it? Oh, that's right. That would not be "traditional".[/quote]

Well, may he because he'll manage all the traditional dad work to pick and drop at school, sports activities, dinner dishes, evening story and tuck in, yard care, maintaining cars, repairs, BBQ, weekend breakfast, furniture assembly and deep cleaning with mom etc etc. [/quote]
Is that a joke? How is kid drop off/pick up a traditional male activity? If dad’s off working 22h days he’s clearly not available for the kids during school hours. Dishes? Yeah right, mom already loaded the dishwasher. Evening story? Only if they are home in time for bed time. Yard care is what, once a week or two? Car maintenance once a quarter max. Furniture assembly? Once a year at most?! 
Hilarious that men always fluff up their “tasks” that are so few and far between. These things take up like 1 day a year.

If all you contribute is a pay check, you can do that with or without seeing your family (child support).[/quote]

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