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Reply to "Mothers, do you teach your daughters to marry providers?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My daughter is young, but I will not. The whole term "provider" is anachronistic and I've never heard anyone in my social circles use it IRL.[/quote] One thing that I love about my husband is that he is a good provider. Our families needs and wants are met. I like that I do not have to work, although I do because I want to. I like that he will work three full time jobs, if be needed to, before he feels that I have to work. I do not have daughters, all boys, but we are teaching them to be providers for themselves and later on, their family. That means choosing a good career, and able to manage money. [/quote] God,can I have your husband? My husband feels I can do everything - cook clean and provide for myself. So I stopped the cooking and cleaning - but we still split everything 50/50 and if I ask him to do it but me anything he asks why can't I do it myself. I pay for everything for me down to the nickel. [/quote]
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