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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If a man takes on the responsibilities of childcare or housework or scheduling but does a bad or halfass job of it because he does not try to learn the best practices by reading or networking or even just asking someone who knows more than him then that is unacceptable and should not be tolerated.  His ego should not be enough to get him a pass on these responsibilities.

I can't even imagine that a man would allow his female partner to change the oil in the car without having learned how first, or try to build a shed in the backyard just by using her supposedly superior intellect only as a guide.  I can think of many other examples but the point is nobody should be allowed to screw things up just in the interest of not micromanaging their efforts.  Especially not the care of children![/quote]

Your scenarios are terrible because a man would never let a woman do those things because he wants them done a certain way. And he wouldn't complain because you didn't do 50% of it either. He would just get it done and not go on Facebook or DCUM and complain about "emotional labor"[/quote]

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