Gender roles

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

Is it wrong for a man to sit home and watch the kids. While his woman work the long hours

 

[Aphrodite]

If he's at home washing dishes, cleaning, washing clothes, grocery shopping, running errands, cooking and watching the kids, exactly how mothers do. I don't see how it's different. But if he's at home with the kids playing video games all day, on the coli and leaving the house a mess, it's unfair.

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

No it's not wrong but I wouldn't do it, lol.

 

[Aphrodite]

I don't think most women deep down want that though to be honest even though he's basically balancing out duties. Women need security...money coming in.

 

[Neuromancer]

This solely depends on the couple in question. I simply cannot do this because I don't like watching children.

 

[plushcarpet]

yes it is

your biology will drive you into depression because that isn't your role

 

[Aphrodite]

Not to mention, she'll feel like she has the power and she's doing more because she's the one bringing in money, so she can tell him to leave /bounce whenever she feels like he's irritating her. She'll humble him on occasion.

 

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[Neuromancer]

The REAL reason modern marriages end

 

[thatdude954]

No but most people and even your wife on occasion will look down on you.


I wouldn't do it because it means I have to be reliant on my wife.
I don't think women would be happy providing financially for a man.

 

[UpAndComing]

Is it wrong for a man to sit home and watch the kids. While his woman work the long hours

Yes. It is 100% wrong

 

[Heafcliffe]

Crazy because I have a good friend (female) who is in this same situation. They have 3 kids.

First, my opinion means dikk (no here) because it's their circumstance. As a man and considering the youngest is 11 yo, yeah nikka go get a job. Plus, the wife always calls him to remind him about the kids' practices/ activities, to go to the grocery store and to pick them (from school, practice, etc) at a certain time ALL THE TIME.