Husbands who cook, vacuum and do laundry have sex 1.5 fewer times per month than those who do not.

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Even if you think the study is flawed, they still have more evidence than you and your disagreement.

The stat is only to bring forth a discussion on the matter since I have read in other threads a direct disagreement from women and the simp brigade on how the division of labor should be.
FLAWED EVIDENCE IS NO EVIDENCE BREH. YOU CANT EVEN TELL HOW TAINTED IT IS. NO WAY TO VERIFY IT AND YOU IN HER HERE TALKING LIKE THIS IS FACT...
 

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I was at my man's recently, and he is kinda OCD when it comes to cleaning and stuff. After I made dinner, I was tidying up the kitchen and he was hovering over me trying to take over:comeon: It was actually kind of unattractive that he wouldn't just relax and let me take care of it.
Did you tell him? :sasword:

Is this relationship going to last? Unattractive is a harsh word. :sassure:
 

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the fukk does masculinity have to do with vacuuming and cooking? If you're a man and live by yourself and don't know how to cook some basic stuff (mashed potatoes? veggies? baked fish? chicken breasts?) you lost. Period. Saves money, healthier, etc. And you best believe women are attracted to men who cook. My spaghetti has gotten me laid before brehs.

Also if you live alone, you vacuum your house. If you're married I'm assuming both of you have done it before, and it shouldn't be a problem. If I had a wife, and I noticed the floor needed to be vacuumed, I'd do it without thinking. Because I like a clean house. Ain't nothing masculine/feminine about that
 

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the fukk does masculinity have to do with vacuuming and cooking? If you're a man and live by yourself and don't know how to cook some basic stuff (mashed potatoes? veggies? baked fish? chicken breasts?) you lost. Period. Saves money, healthier, etc. And you best believe women are attracted to men who cook. My spaghetti has gotten me laid before brehs.

Also if you live alone, you vacuum your house. If you're married I'm assuming both of you have done it before, and it shouldn't be a problem. If I had a wife, and I noticed the floor needed to be vacuumed, I'd do it without thinking. Because I like a clean house. Ain't nothing masculine/feminine about that

Thank you...

I cook and clean (not the ONLY one to do it but it's more 40-60 favoring her) in the house and still gets it in...I'm not dirty like you said and I prefer a clean spot.

Seems like some insecure cats that equate not getting any puss from ya wife to cooking and cleaning...

I don't see how that "perfect couple" in the article isn't doing their thing. I BET you homie has NO problems with his wife and they obviously get it in (ie: the kid) but expectedly, not as much as the couple without kids OBVIOUSLY
 
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