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[quote=Anonymous]My husband is a great husband and a great father.  Because we are partners.  We are a team, shouldering each other's burdens and always looking out for one another.  Without chore and parenting equality, the marriage cannot be happy. He does an abundance of chores, especially chores that I hate, like car maintenance and cleaning the basement when it floods.    When I am tired or sick, he does my chores without complaint.  When he does his chores, he does them 100% without any reminders or nagging.  So his chores don't take up much mental space in my head.  Earlier in our relationship he wasn't so responsible, and that was really annoying to me, so he changed.

He adores our little girl and goes the extra mile in every way-- doing the daycare drop-off and schmoozing with her daycare teachers, making sure she eats healthy, and taking her to the zoo and playdates.  I love to see him being an excellent father and it really takes our relationship to the next level.

He cares about me and my physical needs, he rubs my back and my feet, cooks great healthy food, and always tells me I am beautiful.  He never expects to just have sex with no foreplay, unless that's what I want.  He plans our weekends away.

But it's not about any one thing that he does.  It's about that we are a team.  I do a lot to care for him, and he does a lot to care for me.  The key is partnership.[/quote]

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