Okay, married men...why do you do housework?

[Fang]

Well I've been married twice and didn't do housework during either marriage. Maybe that's why I've been divorced twice

Who does your housework now?

[gonzoliberal]

My wife and I have been sharing household duties... and just about everything else... since 1976.

'Hope to go another thirty-something...

A good partnership is worth more than gold.

[Mom49of4]

When hubby proposed and after I said yes. I had a few questions for him. Would clean and change diapers. He said yes.

[flyboy56]

When hubby proposed and after I said yes. I had a few questions for him. Would clean and change diapers. He said yes.

And...

[Mom49of4]

He said yes to both.

[bystander]

My wife and I have been sharing household duties... and just about everything else... since 1976.

'Hope to go another thirty-something...

A good partnership is worth more than gold.

Since 1972 here and couldn't have said it better.

[bullmikey]

I don't.


The trick is I convinced mrs. bullmikey that I'm so inept that she'd rather do it "right" herself. I know it sounds too good to be true but it's worked for me for the last 34 years. She tried me out at a few jobs and decided I was useless so she doesn't bother me anymore. I haven't done a tick's worth of housework since.

[flyboy56]

He said yes to both.

And he has followed through with promises for how long now?

[Mom49of4]

Yes he has since 1989.

[flyboy56]

Yes he has since 1989.

Sounds like you caught a keeper. I actually enjoy doing dishes. It relaxes me oddly enough. If someone wants to cook me a good dinner I'll do dishes. I'm a good handy man around the house and I keep both cars serviced and running, but in the house I could be better. That's not say I don't do anything, but my wife has her routines and methods so I try not to get in her way. (I'd do a smiley here but haven't figured it out yet.)

[BiggSeth]

Okay, I'll bite, why?

She knows she has smoked the last pole she doesn't want to.....