yes of course I do, I'm a surgeon, I have helped save many a life, at home though household chores are divided up equally, if I make breakfast today, my husband will make breakfast tomorrow, so on & so forth
yes of course I do, I'm a surgeon, I have helped save many a life, at home though household chores are divided up equally, if I make breakfast today, my husband will make breakfast tomorrow, so on & so forth
Most women who iron their husbands shirts employ the same system within their households, the 'chores' are shared.
Most women who iron their husbands shirts employ the same system within their households, the 'chores' are shared.
well when it comes to laundry I iron my own clothes, I would love to say my husband irons his own shirts but he hates ironing so he sends them to the local laundry service, he wouldn't dream of asking me to iron his shirts.
well when it comes to laundry I iron my own clothes, I would love to say my husband irons his own shirts but he hates ironing so he sends them to local laundry service, he wouldn't dream of asking me to iron his shirts.
Is there nothing he could do for you that you can't or hate doing?
You'd save a lot as a couple on laundry costs if you worked together.
Some of those weren't in harmonious relationships at all, a lot of women were trapped in marriages with brutal men because they didn't have access to the household finances. In the 1950's, generally, if you were female you had to have a male co-sign any bank loan you applied for. My grandmother was one such woman, who often told me the happiest day of her life was the day my grandfather died.
well when it comes to laundry I iron my own clothes, I would love to say my husband irons his own shirts but he hates ironing so he sends them to the local laundry service, he wouldn't dream of asking me to iron his shirts.
Is there nothing he could do for you that you can't or hate doing?
You'd save a lot as a couple on laundry costs if you worked together.
No I'm fairly self sufficient, I'm one of those "freaks" that loves cleaning a bathroom, I find it really cathartic. He pays his own laundry costs so it doesn't really affect me and he's happy too.
Some of those weren't in harmonious relationships at all, a lot of women were trapped in marriages with brutal men because they didn't have access to the household finances. In the 1950's, generally, if you were female you had to have a male co-sign any bank loan you applied for. My grandmother was one such woman, who often told me the happiest day of her life was the day my grandfather died.
And many were, WHY feel the need to tell others HOW to live, and that the way YOU subscribe is right!!! Ironing your husbands shirts dosent make one some tied to the sink "Stepford wife"!! what gives YOU the right to judge anyone!!
Some of those weren't in harmonious relationships at all, a lot of women were trapped in marriages with brutal men because they didn't have access to the household finances. In the 1950's, generally, if you were female you had to have a male co-sign any bank loan you applied for. My grandmother was one such woman, who often told me the happiest day of her life was the day my grandfather died.
I dont think anybody is saying that things in early generations were fare toward women there has been vast improvements ..thankfully..but its also about choices. You choose to iron your clothes and send hubbies to laundry..your choice ..others choose to iron their husbands shirt..why is that wrong and youre right?
Some of those weren't in harmonious relationships at all, a lot of women were trapped in marriages with brutal men because they didn't have access to the household finances. In the 1950's, generally, if you were female you had to have a male co-sign any bank loan you applied for. My grandmother was one such woman, who often told me the happiest day of her life was the day my grandfather died.
The rights to equality for women in this country have been resolved, and I don't think the issue of who irons men's shirts was considered important enough to be applied to a legal paper.
There are still many unhappy marriages now and I suspect that that unhappiness is not down to who irons whose shirts.
And many were, WHY feel the need to tell others HOW to live, and that the way YOU subscribe is right!!! Ironing your husbands shirts dosent make one some tied to the sink "Stepford wife"!! what gives YOU the right to judge anyone!!
I'm not judging people who do, I'm judging someone who thinks that it is automatically a women's "job" to iron her husbands shirts there is a vast difference!
I'm not judging people who do, I'm judging someone who thinks that it is automatically a women's "job" to iron her husbands shirts there is a vast difference!
Ok i get your point but can i ask ..if your husband needed a shirt ironing in an emergency and asked you ..would you be insulted he asked you and refuse or do it? This is bearing in mind he sends his shirts to laundry and doesnt know how to iron and its closed
The rights to equality for women in this country have been resolved, and I don't think the issue of who irons men's shirts was considered important enough to be applied to a legal paper.
There are still many unhappy marriages now and I suspect that that unhappiness is not down to who irons whose shirts.
Actually equality between the sexes hasn't totally been resolved, there is still a large pay gap between male & females.
I'm not judging people who do, I'm judging someone who thinks that it is automatically a women's "job" to iron her husbands shirts there is a vast difference!
What do you think of a woman that automatically thinks it is alright to call a man bad names, but that it is not alright for a man to call a woman bad names?
Ok i get your point but can i ask ..if your husband needed a shirt ironing in an emergency and asked you ..would you be insulted he asked you and refuse or do it? This is bearing in mind he sends his shirts to laundry and doesnt know how to iron and its closed
It's an interesting question, in 15 years it has never arisen, I don't think he'd ask, but if I saw him in need I'd probably offer, I'm not that much of an ogre.
He didn't just say his wife ironed HIS shirts, he was flabbergasted that Luisa didn't iron her husbands shirts & even went on to say next we will be seeing adverts in lads mags for irons.
And I am not petty, unthinking, ignorant or stupid I just don't like people who are stuck in the 1950's.
I think flabbergasted is too strong an expression to use. I really don't think Jim is 'stuck in the 50s'.
What do you think of a woman that automatically thinks it is alright to call a man bad names, but that it is not alright for a man to call a woman bad names?
I don't think that's right either, you can't demand equality and then turn around and say you can't do that to me because you are male & I am female.
It's an interesting question, in 15 years it has never arisen, I don't think he'd ask, but if I saw him in need I'd probably offer, I'm not that much of an ogre.
In any job I have had I have received the same salary as a man would if doing the same job.
I don't know what career you have, but definitely in certain professions there is a large gap between males & females. It's called "Gender Pay Gap" if you want to google it.
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yes of course I do, I'm a surgeon, I have helped save many a life, at home though household chores are divided up equally, if I make breakfast today, my husband will make breakfast tomorrow, so on & so forth
Most women who iron their husbands shirts employ the same system within their households, the 'chores' are shared.
well when it comes to laundry I iron my own clothes, I would love to say my husband irons his own shirts but he hates ironing so he sends them to the local laundry service, he wouldn't dream of asking me to iron his shirts.
JEEZE! WHO made you God!!! astounding arrogance!!>:(>:(
WELL SAID!!
Is there nothing he could do for you that you can't or hate doing?
You'd save a lot as a couple on laundry costs if you worked together.
Some of those weren't in harmonious relationships at all, a lot of women were trapped in marriages with brutal men because they didn't have access to the household finances. In the 1950's, generally, if you were female you had to have a male co-sign any bank loan you applied for. My grandmother was one such woman, who often told me the happiest day of her life was the day my grandfather died.
That's kind of sad.
But if it works it works I suppose.
No I'm fairly self sufficient, I'm one of those "freaks" that loves cleaning a bathroom, I find it really cathartic. He pays his own laundry costs so it doesn't really affect me and he's happy too.
And many were, WHY feel the need to tell others HOW to live, and that the way YOU subscribe is right!!! Ironing your husbands shirts dosent make one some tied to the sink "Stepford wife"!! what gives YOU the right to judge anyone!!
I dont think anybody is saying that things in early generations were fare toward women there has been vast improvements ..thankfully..but its also about choices. You choose to iron your clothes and send hubbies to laundry..your choice ..others choose to iron their husbands shirt..why is that wrong and youre right?
The rights to equality for women in this country have been resolved, and I don't think the issue of who irons men's shirts was considered important enough to be applied to a legal paper.
There are still many unhappy marriages now and I suspect that that unhappiness is not down to who irons whose shirts.
I'm not judging people who do, I'm judging someone who thinks that it is automatically a women's "job" to iron her husbands shirts there is a vast difference!
Ok i get your point but can i ask ..if your husband needed a shirt ironing in an emergency and asked you ..would you be insulted he asked you and refuse or do it? This is bearing in mind he sends his shirts to laundry and doesnt know how to iron and its closed
Actually equality between the sexes hasn't totally been resolved, there is still a large pay gap between male & females.
Quite. 'Bless' is such a lazy insult.
I like him because I find him far more interesting and intriguing that all the rest of the house put together.
What do you think of a woman that automatically thinks it is alright to call a man bad names, but that it is not alright for a man to call a woman bad names?
It's an interesting question, in 15 years it has never arisen, I don't think he'd ask, but if I saw him in need I'd probably offer, I'm not that much of an ogre.
In any job I have had I have received the same salary as a man would if doing the same job.
I think flabbergasted is too strong an expression to use. I really don't think Jim is 'stuck in the 50s'.
I don't think that's right either, you can't demand equality and then turn around and say you can't do that to me because you are male & I am female.
Lol i just wondered. Thanks for answering
I don't know what career you have, but definitely in certain professions there is a large gap between males & females. It's called "Gender Pay Gap" if you want to google it.