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[quote=Anonymous]At first, OP, from the title of your post, I thought you were my DH. Admittedly (and unfortunately) I definitely harp on my DH too much about not pitching in. So, as you probably know, you are not only in that many of us DW's harp (too much) on their husbands. But considering I work full time out of the home, and my husband does literally NONE of the things that you do, I feel pretty certain that we aren't married...:-) My take away is that I really need to stop the harping. But help me out - how do I motivate my husband to do more around the house / with the kids without the harping? In fairness, he is great with certain "guy" chores (e.g., taking out the trash once/week), but the day to day cleaning, cooking, organizing, making sure our kids are clothed/fed/doing homework, etc. falls on me. It isn't so much that he won't help, he just won't help WITHOUT ME HARPING. Advice would be appreciated.[/quote]
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