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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of this resonates with me, too. We were full time remote during the pandemic and my husband’s job stayed remote. My husband rarely stays in his office (we only have one office) and will sit on the couch or wherever I am for hours. The only time he leaves is to go to Costco or grocery shopping. On the weekends we will do stuff as a family or I will meet friends but he rarely does anything on his own. It drives me crazy. I am an introvert and something of a homebody who needs time alone to feel recharged and the only time I can be alone is if I go to bed early. [/quote]

You bring up a good point. I'm one of the sahm who posted earlier about getting my dh back in the office 2-3x/wk. I am an introvert and need dedicated alone time in a quiet house each day. When I had babies and toddlers at home nap time and later quiet time were strictly enforced. This aspect of my personality was well established before we got married.

OP, if this resonated with you it might be a fair discussion point with you DH.[b] I'm guessing if you have WAH for this long it's a really important component of your overall well being[/b].[/quote]

God, you’re all so ridiculous. She is the one who has a problem with the situation. She can be the one to change.[/quote]

We may seem ridiculous but you are absolutely ignorant and clueless. Get a grip on reality, personalities, and the importance of one's well-being. Especially a working parent who is mainly responsible for kids. [/quote]

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