Anonymous wrote:Your kids sound very young. Things may change as they get older.
I did most of the swimming/swimming lessons etc when the kids were small. I didn’t mind, really. We usually met up with friends. Now that they are older, DH takes them to their sports most of the time, and likes hanging out with all the dads.
You can each have separate parenting “areas”- most things do not require 2 parents.
Maybe he can find something else to do with them, so that you get a break as well? When mine were very small, DH always took mine to the park/playground and for ice cream after. Usually took up a few hours.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?
He also doesn't like housework and I would have to nag the hell out of him to get ANYTHING done. He only cooks eggs one style, and the kids do not like eggs. I am so resentful and tired.
So what’s keeping you in this marriage?
I wonder that sometimes. Dh makes a lot more money. Who has a single parent swim membership but is married? Me. I'm tired of doing all the activities solo. It's not fair he can sit on his ass while I am out with the kids multiple times a week.
So your husband makes the money and provides for the family. That means it’s your job to raise the kids and support your husband. What part of this don’t you understand?
Its both of their jobs. Nice try. He should be involved too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?
He also doesn't like housework and I would have to nag the hell out of him to get ANYTHING done. He only cooks eggs one style, and the kids do not like eggs. I am so resentful and tired.
So what’s keeping you in this marriage?
I wonder that sometimes. Dh makes a lot more money. Who has a single parent swim membership but is married? Me. I'm tired of doing all the activities solo. It's not fair he can sit on his ass while I am out with the kids multiple times a week.
So your husband makes the money and provides for the family. That means it’s your job to raise the kids and support your husband. What part of this don’t you understand?
Anonymous wrote:Hem doesn’t have to take them swimming if he doesn’t like it. Neither do you. But he does have to do something. Try leaving them with him with no instructions or demands. He will figure something out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?
He also doesn't like housework and I would have to nag the hell out of him to get ANYTHING done. He only cooks eggs one style, and the kids do not like eggs. I am so resentful and tired.
So what’s keeping you in this marriage?
I wonder that sometimes. Dh makes a lot more money. Who has a single parent swim membership but is married? Me. I'm tired of doing all the activities solo. It's not fair he can sit on his ass while I am out with the kids multiple times a week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?
He also doesn't like housework and I would have to nag the hell out of him to get ANYTHING done. He only cooks eggs one style, and the kids do not like eggs. I am so resentful and tired.
So what’s keeping you in this marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?
He also doesn't like housework and I would have to nag the hell out of him to get ANYTHING done. He only cooks eggs one style, and the kids do not like eggs. I am so resentful and tired.
Anonymous wrote:He sounds pretty bad at parenting. What *is* he bringing to the table?
Swimming is non-negotiable for me. Maybe offer your husband to do all the housework and bedtime on days you do swimming?