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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It seems the OP is complaining that she is shouldering more of the burden for kid-related activities (a shock, I know). However, she does not mention what her DH was doing while she was getting the correct dress for her DD, etc. The answer to this question has a material impact here. For example, if he is a vascular surgeon earning 90% of the household income, then she has little right to complain since he is earning the lion's share of their household income (HHI). BTW - My opinion would remain the same if the genders were reversed (i.e., she was the surgeon and he was out buying the red dress). If both are contributing the same amount to their HHI, he should pick up half the kid-related tasks. If one outearns the other, the lower earner should pick up more of the slack. The math is simple: the higher earner in the family should focus more on their job to ensure they (as a unit) earn the most together. [/quote] Have you ever seen how many days a month a surgeon or ER doctor works? It’s easy to see as they schedule months ahead of time their day shifts. Take a guess PP. [/quote]
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