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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Change you expectations or just get a divorce[/quote] OP here. Meaning accept I am solely responsible for the mental load?[/quote] DP Yes your mental load is your responsibility. [/quote] So my husband has absolutely no responsibility to make sure his kids receive gifts from Santa, there is a Christmas tree and groceries to eat on the 25th? You’re suggesting this should all be on me?[/quote] Your husbands mental load is his responsibility. If your mental loads are at capacity, [b]prioritize the groceries[/b].[/quote] Why am I expected to be in charge of the groceries…why can’t he be?[/quote] I'm not sure this helps you, but DH has weaponized incompetence and our child would probably die or definitely not thrive under his care. So I buy groceries and cook good meals for me and DS, but because DH refuses to participate, he goes to KFC. His choice.[/quote] He probably did this after being henpecked and criticized on earlier attempts to take initiative. [/quote] There’s a reason men adopt “happy wife, happy life”. [/quote] Yes. As a dude, so much easier and better for everyone if you just do what you’re told. You learn that fast. [/quote]
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