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They seem like a nice bunch of people, all friendly with each other up to now, hope we get some arguments.
The footballer looks very vulnerable, he's had a a little cry already.
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The footballer looks very vulnerable, he's had a a little cry already.
If you dont like, or watch the show, you dont have to comment.
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divebuddy - //Elina. Most of the "house husbands" I've known have been wussies. Having your wife be the bread winner can't do a lot for your self esteem. Just my opinion (in case Andy reads this). //
Of course it's your opinion, and I am delighted to advise you that you too can think what you like!
It depends on your definition of 'wussies' and whatever the opposite to that might be - and whether you are looking at superficial indicators that may not reveal the true picture.
As I have said, no partner in a proper balanced relationship should feel inferior because they perform a different role.
Any 'breadwinner' needs a support system of some sort - that may be a partner who runs the home, which in itself is a responsibility as equal and as difficult as any full-time job.
Or, as in our case, it may be that one has elected not to follow a high-powered career in order to provide most of the practical support, although it is a very fluid situation with no demarcation lines whatsoever.
Whoever is around with the energy does the chores - it works fine.
Of course it's your opinion, and I am delighted to advise you that you too can think what you like!
It depends on your definition of 'wussies' and whatever the opposite to that might be - and whether you are looking at superficial indicators that may not reveal the true picture.
As I have said, no partner in a proper balanced relationship should feel inferior because they perform a different role.
Any 'breadwinner' needs a support system of some sort - that may be a partner who runs the home, which in itself is a responsibility as equal and as difficult as any full-time job.
Or, as in our case, it may be that one has elected not to follow a high-powered career in order to provide most of the practical support, although it is a very fluid situation with no demarcation lines whatsoever.
Whoever is around with the energy does the chores - it works fine.
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divebuddy - //Here's some more of my opinion.
//one has elected not to follow a high-powered career in order to provide most of the practical support//
When a man says something like that (about himself) it means that the "higher career" wasn't an option for him. //
Speaking from personal experience - it was very much an option, but one not taken from choice.
Where do you get these fixed stereotypical ideas about compete strangers?
//one has elected not to follow a high-powered career in order to provide most of the practical support//
When a man says something like that (about himself) it means that the "higher career" wasn't an option for him. //
Speaking from personal experience - it was very much an option, but one not taken from choice.
Where do you get these fixed stereotypical ideas about compete strangers?
no it doesn't divebuddy..it means that Andy supported his mrs going through college /uni and she is now able to earn good money and she is happy to have Andy at home doing what he does to enable her.and Andy , equally, is happy to take that role.....swings and roundabouts and a healthy relationship...stop imposing your ideas of normality on Andy...normal is what works for individual couples....
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