Wish I had someone to help with my housework. My Mum always used to cook dinner and Dad would do the washing up, even after it was just them and all the kids moved out. Since Dad retired he's been cooking dinner every night and Mum does the washing up. Not hard to share the work.
My hope for social isolation is for all the men unaware of how much extra housework their long suffering partners do for them to come to light. And for them to get their shit together. What will probably happen? Them chilling even more as their partner gets increasingly stressed.
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I am still physically going to work, seeing vulnerable customers (so much less foot traffic though), having people COUGH in my workplace and gosh I am struggling to even make a nutritious dinner after a day of that.
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Women shouldn't do everything for them and the house then
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Lots of women do it to avoid conflict, or because it won't get done otherwise.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/26/gender-wars-household-chores-comic … You've probably seen this comic but I always liked sharing it. A relationship is a partnership, share the workload, especially mental ones.
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It's the best one!!!
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I think there will be varied results. And it's not just male partners who are at times oblivious. Perhaps we all can work on our attitude of gratitude.
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In my experience it is. :P
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