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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I SAH, and I cook most of the time. I truly hate it, but DH will not cook unless I simply refuse. I love to cook, but the dinner grind is exhausting and really depresses me. DH will slop some sauce on boiled pasta and call it dinner (I call it revolting), but sometimes when I refuse to cook, that's what we eat.

If I had a reasonable spouse, we would split the meal-planning, shopping and cooking equally. That would be fair, but life isn't fair, so I'm stuck with most of it.

To answer your question, OP. No, no, no, no, no, no-no-no. [/quote]

So you are home all day and he is working and you expect him to meal plan and grocery shop? Oh come on.

SAHMs have time during the day. They just do. Kids either nap or are in preschool part of the time or both for the vast majority of families. Get it together.[/quote]

Do you SAH? Are you married to my DH? Do you have my kids? Do you know anything about my life?

Your judgmental response is worthless. Are you jealous that you can't SAH if you wanted to?

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Oh grow up.

Generally speaking - someone outside the house from 7am-7pm doesn't have time to grocery shop and make dinner.  A SAH parent does; I don't care if you have infant triplets.   You have to shop and make meals for the infant triplets right, take the extra 15 minutes to make adult food!!!

WTF!!

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If you don't have to be to work until 7am you have loads of time to cook dinner in the morning.  Just pop it in the fridge and reheat when you get home. [/quote]

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