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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"What's your damage, Heather?" Yes, most stay at home moms cook dinner for the family. I don't say this to be rude, but if you ate healthier than a diet Coke and baked potato you might have more energy.

Why not eat your cheese and crackers for lunch but then make a balanced, nutritious meal for yourself and your husband so you can reconnect after being apart all day? It's really shitty that after being "on" at work all day he turned around and had to go to the grocery store. [/quote]

This. If I were your husband, I'd flip out. If you don't like sahm, go back to work & get a nanny who does meal prep. [/quote]

This.  I am a husband, with a SAHW/M, and it pisses me off when there is no dinner when I get home.  It takes what, 30 minutes to prepare a basic dinner?  I've made dinner of the kids and me plenty of times when my wife is travelling and it isn't that big a deal to throw something together.  I bet you spend more time than that each day on DCUM.  Carry your weight.  I would have much more sympathy if you had three school-aged kids and you spent your afternoon driving around MoCo taking kids to different school events, or something similar, but that doesn't seem to be the case.  I get the sense you are using dinner as a proxy to fight other battles and address other issues in your relationship. [/quote]

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