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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I mean, that's great I guess that you have multiple options for caroling that include those with dress code requirements and food obligations and those that don't and you can choose the one that best suits your needs. That scenario is ridiculous, I hope you can see that. [b]OP's problem is [/b]that her kid need a red dress and cookies [b]for the caroling that was offered to her[/b]. Arguing about the necessity for the red dress is completely missing the point. [/quote] You just made that up. And, it's relevant to the point OP raised - separating necessary from unnecessary tasks is entirely appropriate when addressing the issue of "invent[ed] tasks" in the context of mental labor. If her wife was offloading work on her because she wanted to spin the yarn she was using to hand-knit the dress, this is fair game in terms of how tasks are prioritized and divided. [/quote]
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