Anonymous wrote:I have begged him to let me hire a service and his response is always "but I LIKE mowing the lawn!" Maybe in April or October, but not any months with an average daytime temperature over 80. He lets it go way too long in between mowing it and it looks terrible.
And while he loathes spending money to outsource things (took me years to get a cleaner) we can easily afford it. (No debt aside from mortgage, retirement and college savings more than on track.)
So, can I just ignore him? And outsource it anyway? He hasn't mowed it in two weeks and here we are again 5:30pm on Saturday night and he hasn't mowed and made no mention of doing so. Will fighting about the lawn service be any worse than fighting about him not mowing the lawn? At least then it would be mowed...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not being snarky, but is there some reason that you can't mow the lawn? I do it and enjoy it. DH doesn't enjoy it so he puts it off often. I just get it done and consider it exercise.
Women don’t want that kind of equality.
Please go away, MRA poster.
Seriously, why can’t she mow?
She doesn't want to mow. Husband claims to WANT to, but then doesn't. That is the issue, not money.
Can you just not read or are you just dumb?
He is doing it. She is just not happy because she doesn't like how often he DOES it. Cut out with insults, bit*h.
Anonymous wrote:
Seriously, why can’t she mow?
Anonymous wrote:Stop worrying about what the neighbours think. He'll mow it when he is ready.
How would you feel if he complained that dinner wasn't ready on time?
This type of nagging is detrimental. Life is too short.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not being snarky, but is there some reason that you can't mow the lawn? I do it and enjoy it. DH doesn't enjoy it so he puts it off often. I just get it done and consider it exercise.
Women don’t want that kind of equality.
Please go away, MRA poster.
Seriously, why can’t she mow?