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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a great idea that always works like a charm!!

Have him stay home for a week alone with your child. Call it a "Walk a Day in My Shoes."

Guaranteed by at least Day 3, he will be begging for work stress vs. stay at home stress. I promise.[/quote]
Yep but if he did it for a month, things settle down and its not too bad of a job....you are not going to get fired if you forget an appointment, get the kids to school late, etc.[/quote]

No kidding!  [/quote]

Not a SAHM, but keeping appointments/being on time is not the most stressful part of SAH...not even close.  You don't need the risk of being fired to be stressed out.[/quote]

Exactly, my question is would he do half of all the household duties if she did go back to work. I had a friend quit her job because her husband was a nit wit. He made a lot and she really didn't have to work, but when she did she had to do 100% of everything. I still remember he expected his jeans to be ironed, another story; but she quit and was much happier. He would complain from time to time but she wasn't ever going back to work and having 2 or 3 jobs taking care of him.[/quote]

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