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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What you described is not divorce-worthy.[/quote] My husband travels a decent amount for work and has business dinners several nights a week. He is gone 1-2 weeks out of the month. Our agreement: - He would be caring for our baby on the evenings he is home to allow me to have downtime. He has refused to do any evening help with the baby because he needs to relax. - He will cook the days he gets home early. He has refused to cook on the days he is home. - He will help out at night on the weekends and help me prepare for the week ahead ( meal prep, laundry, grocery shopping..) He hasn’t done any nights. He does do meal prep and laundry but I’ve had to order groceries because he was too tired. - He would skip client dinners that aren’t necessary or any travel that isn’t necessary. He has several next week and will be out of town for work the week after. The idea of being a SAHM or working part-time has been on the table but it’s not a decision I wanted to make until my maternity leave was nearing an end. I don’t see myself staying home but working part-time is a strong possibility. It feels to me that I’m parenting by myself. He has no interest in being a husband or father. My life has changed but his is still normal. [/quote] if you want to sahm or work part time he's gong to need to stay in good favor at work meaning many dinners and lots of travel. cooking is reasonable, Not sure why you need him to make your lunch for you. I think it's reasonable for him to take an hour to decompress afterward. Also think it makes sense for him to do first evening shift with the baby so say 7 to 11 or midnight and then you're on since he has to be up in the morning. he can also do the first morning feed etc before going to work, Him doing laundry for the household is huge - you should be grateful for that. . the person who is on for baby care should not have to also make dinner. Sure it's doable but that's not really the pint [/quote]
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