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Old 13-11-2003, 16:22   #63
Nemesis
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Re: Men .... are they needed ?

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Originally Posted by basa
OK then.....

Situation..married, two pre-teen daughters. Partner currently not working, so she does all (most) of the housework..washing, cleaning, cooking, sort of thing.

I do home repairs, car repairs, gardening, occasional shopping.

I don't get much 'hands on' with the kids as I'm gone before they get up and partner organises most stuff for them.

On days off and weekends I try to do stuff she would do but generally pretty hopeless at it through lack of experience of the routines ! Get bollocking off partner making me feel not much more than a meal ticket at times !!

Also having wife and two daughters I am the only male influence on the household, which is difficult.

Dunno why I'm telling all this or what I'm trying to say, but, that's it !
You're telling us cos you can, and you know we'll listen. Try organising something new ... Day out ... visit something ... somewhere ... but plan it in advance then you won't upset any plans
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