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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is your dh’s concern?   Would he agree that you have plenty of money?[/quote]

OP, I think maybe he’s jealous? And also doesn’t understand what having 2 FT working parents is like - we’ve never done it. He doesn’t cook, clean, or shop but somehow magically thinks he will do 50% of this if I go back. [/quote]

We did it with two FT working parents. It was crazy at times but our kids turned out great and somehow our marriage survived and even thrived as we learned we really needed to be a team. [/quote]

Did you start out that way? I think that’s different. My husband has never had to balance working with the home life. He hasn’t set foot in a grocery store or a mall in literally years and years. He doesn’t cook. How’s he going to do his half?[/quote]

He can learn. The same way he would if you died tomorrow.[/quote]

Erm, my mother died when I was in high school and my dad did not pick up the slack.  I’d bet dollars to donuts op’s dh wouldn’t manage it either.   When the mom is gone some guys really do just drop the ball.  [/quote]

When my MIL died my FIL remarried within 6 months. The way that many men “figure it out” is by finding another woman to handle the household tasks.

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