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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I get the point, I just think it's a bit belabored and whiny.

- A Woman who does more, but is okay with that because her partner also does a lot.  [/quote]

Many women have partners who don't do much.[/quote]

I mean, I'm not saying it's entirely their fault, but I purposefully searched out a mate who demonstrated initiative and household sufficiency.  He's the only college guy I know who would routinely cook me dinner and iron my shirts for interviews.[/quote]

You're right, I was more interested in a good looking, funny, socially adept guy. My fault.[/quote]

Um. They're not mutually exclusive traits.  Sorry you got a dud.  [/quote]

So your husband is good looking and social and funny and has a good, interesting career, and also pulls his weight around the house? Keep your unicorn and congrats![/quote]

Yes. I did have to get my hooks into him at age 19, and then I followed him around the country for his career for 10 years, but the hard work has paid off!   I married up. [/quote]

No thanks I'll keep my good looking, funny, socially adept guy who won't pull his weight at home. You haven't slept with another man since you were 19????[/quote]

NP If you're happy with your division of labor, why are you even posting on this thread? Glad that your husband can't work a toilet bowl brush and I'm glad that you are okay with it. I expect more from men. [/quote]

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