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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does he provide you with emotional support, is a good partner etc.. I have a very disorganized SAHD spouse and with outsourcing tasks like cleaning, nanny when kids were babies, we have a very happy home and I am able to succeed way beyond what I could do if he worked. [/quote] OP here. He is very emotionally supportive. He is a good partner to me in that he treats me well, is romantic, very considerate, a good lover, cheers me on in my career, and cooks lavish meals for me regularly. I definitely think we’d have to outsource cleaning for my sanity.[/quote] Someone else made a really good point - he may be all these things because he has very little taxing him. He doesn't work that hard, has no interest in trying to find new opportunities, etc., so of course he has time to cook you lavish meals. Parenting is a whole different ball of wax. You're taxed at every level - emotionally, physically, financially. [/quote]
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