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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just saw a NYT article about working mothers during the pandemic, saw the thread about household work, and have many working mothers in my workplace. It seems like wives do so much more than husbands on average. I’m not married, and am just in the dating around phase (well, before Covid). If I want to get married to a man that pulls his weight with household and child tasks, what are some green flags? My parents were pretty equitable 60/40, and the only sign I could see as a early sign was that my dad’s mom worked outside the home.[/quote]

If he makes less than you. [/quote]

This is really the only answer. [/quote]

...for a gold digger or someone that prioritized stability and a resources existence (and the negativity that can come with it to a man who identifies and holds no issue with it being the only relevant factor). Some of those relationships work, but it is important to distinguish a marriage that works with it va one that doesn’t. Anna Nicole Smith was happily married, as was her husband. That is an example where your statement is true. They are more outside the norm than the traditional standards and expectations people who marry in 2020+ have.[/quote]

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