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Marriage is in decline in America
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Topic Started: Jul 17 2015, 01:41 AM (2,363 Views)
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Sep 5 2015, 09:27 PM
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- Sep 5 2015, 09:19 PM
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Don't care who's stays at home but if you're the one, your job is to take care of the house. That should include cooking, cleaning and taking care all house duties.
I just don't get it, a woman call herself a homemakers but constantly asking their man to pick something up from the store on his way home. Or, decide to to start dinner at 7 or 8pm at night. What type of shit is that.
Then have the fucking nerves to get attitude when shit hit the fan. Really!
That when the excuses starts to dribble out the mouth. I was, I forgot, I lost tract of time bullshit.
If this was a real job, her as would have been FIRED.
That's the real.
Right......if it was a real job. Notice the IF. This means it isn't a real job and she doesn't have follow any of your guidelines. No woman should be at home "taking care of a house" that shit is dumb and means she is lazy and not putting any work in. She is also putting herself in a situation where she is dependent on the man who then turns around and birches she took half of what he owned. The only woken who should be at home are the ones taking care of the kids. And even then she should be trying to do something to gain her own footing. We aren't in the 1960s no more. Women are more independent than ever Same difference, if you're the homemaker your job is to take care of home.
If there's an agreement between a couple someone will stay home then that okay but don't fall short on the job.
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Ether
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Sep 5 2015, 10:05 PM
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Don't care who's stays at home but if you're the one, your job is to take care of the house. That should include cooking, cleaning and taking care all house duties.
I just don't get it, a woman call herself a homemakers but constantly asking their man to pick something up from the store on his way home. Or, decide to to start dinner at 7 or 8pm at night. What type of shit is that.
Then have the fucking nerves to get attitude when shit hit the fan. Really!
That when the excuses starts to dribble out the mouth. I was, I forgot, I lost tract of time bullshit.
If this was a real job, her as would have been FIRED.
That's the real.
Right......if it was a real job. Notice the IF. This means it isn't a real job and she doesn't have follow any of your guidelines. No woman should be at home "taking care of a house" that shit is dumb and means she is lazy and not putting any work in. She is also putting herself in a situation where she is dependent on the man who then turns around and birches she took half of what he owned. The only woken who should be at home are the ones taking care of the kids. And even then she should be trying to do something to gain her own footing. We aren't in the 1960s no more. Women are more independent than ever
Same difference, if you're the homemaker your job is to take care of home. If there's an agreement between a couple someone will stay home then that okay but don't fall short on the job. A homemaker? Or housekeeper? My wife wouldn't be no damn maid. And what dumbass woman would agree to that. How is that fair in the relationship?
"Hey baby, I work and you stay at home and do all the house cleaning that shouldn't take all day. If I lose my job you are fucked cause we only have one source of income and if you been "homemaking" for many years you don't have employment history so good luck. Oh btw, if we decide this relationship ends you don't deserve shit"
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Ether
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Sep 5 2015, 10:08 PM
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Woken aren't your maids. And a woman who agrees to that is a fucking retard.
That's why we have so many battered and fucked up women now. Trapped because of this housewife bullshit. No independence, no freedom no way out when shit gets rough. They deserve their half of the pie
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Sep 6 2015, 09:09 AM
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Bruh, I know at least 4 mothers who would jump at the chance to stay home. More couples agree to this then you think. People lay out the ground rules just as they do at your job and mine. This is what's expected and when we expect you to be able to complete your assignments.
The same holds true for those who stay at home. Being a maid has nothing to do with this, living up to what is agreed upon is.
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Sep 6 2015, 09:14 AM
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Bruh, I know at least 4 mothers who would jump at the chance to stay home. More couples agree to this then you think. People lay out the ground rules just as they do at your job and mine. This is what's expected and when we expect you to be able to complete your assignments.
The same holds true for those who stay at home. Being a maid has nothing to do with this, living up to what is agreed upon is. If you have children and can afford it, the best case scenario is having a stay at home mom. Nothing wrong with that
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Sep 6 2015, 09:37 AM
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Bruh, I know at least 4 mothers who would jump at the chance to stay home. More couples agree to this then you think. People lay out the ground rules just as they do at your job and mine. This is what's expected and when we expect you to be able to complete your assignments.
The same holds true for those who stay at home. Being a maid has nothing to do with this, living up to what is agreed upon is.
If you have children and can afford it, the best case scenario is having a stay at home mom. Nothing wrong with that Definitely but the problem comes when the stay at home mom lose track of the agreement. If my black ass woke up and decided to run my own program at work and not the one I agreed to, I wouldn't be employed very long.
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Sep 6 2015, 11:26 AM
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Bruh, I know at least 4 mothers who would jump at the chance to stay home. More couples agree to this then you think. People lay out the ground rules just as they do at your job and mine. This is what's expected and when we expect you to be able to complete your assignments.
The same holds true for those who stay at home. Being a maid has nothing to do with this, living up to what is agreed upon is.
If you have children and can afford it, the best case scenario is having a stay at home mom. Nothing wrong with that In this unstable economy? In this day and age where relationships are volatile?
No that's unfair to her. And then men want to holler how she gets half. She deserves half because you had her life on pause being the maid.
Both parents should out the time in to care for the child. And she should be getting her own while the kid is in school. Not sitting at home watching soap operas. She should be either getting a job or learning a trade, it's in her best interest
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Sep 6 2015, 11:49 AM
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Bruh, I know at least 4 mothers who would jump at the chance to stay home. More couples agree to this then you think. People lay out the ground rules just as they do at your job and mine. This is what's expected and when we expect you to be able to complete your assignments.
The same holds true for those who stay at home. Being a maid has nothing to do with this, living up to what is agreed upon is.
If you have children and can afford it, the best case scenario is having a stay at home mom. Nothing wrong with that
Definitely but the problem comes when the stay at home mom lose track of the agreement. If my black ass woke up and decided to run my own program at work and not the one I agreed to, I wouldn't be employed very long. And you shouldnt look at this "agreement" as a job. Thats the problem. Apples and Oranges, because a marriage has alot more to it than a job you clock in and out of. You dont stop working at your job because your boss who controls the finances is over spending or unfaithful or isnt spending time with you like she should.
And I find it very odd you see this as an employment agreement. As if you are her boss
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Sep 6 2015, 12:27 PM
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Bruh, if a couple makes an agreement stating, if you stay home these are the responsibilities and they both agree to it then that's the agreement.
It doesn't stop the other person from helping out around the house.
No one a maid, slave or boss it's an agreement two people came up with.
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Sep 6 2015, 01:53 PM
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In this unstable economy? In this day and age where relationships are volatile?
No that's unfair to her. And then men want to holler how she gets half. She deserves half because you had her life on pause being the maid.
Both parents should out the time in to care for the child. And she should be getting her own while the kid is in school. Not sitting at home watching soap operas. She should be either getting a job or learning a trade, it's in her best interest Couples run their own marriages bro. If a woman wants to stay home and be a mom and the husband is cool with that, what's the problem?
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