Get up off your ass

By Anonymous - 18/05/2013 19:27 - Mexico - Celaya

Today, I got my third promotion at work in as many years. My husband congratulated me very briefly, before asking if this meant he no longer had to look for a job. FML
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Hobbit79 10

Say yes, but that means he's gonna have to do the dishes, make the food, and do all the other household chores. That should set him right.

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DeidaraAkatsuki 17

Well someone needs a change in mentality.

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ViviMage 38

Get that lazy lout off the couch! I'm paralyzed with cancer and I have to work for a living.

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Zebediabolical 39

If he's not going to work, he'd better be a pretty awesome house-husband.

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hyperreader 15

Why not just an average house-husband?

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Bluepies 24

I wonder if everyone would be so hostile towards your average housewife.

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29dear 16

are all husbands like this?! if so, I don't want to get married. lol

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limitedition 25

No, I've seen a few awesome stay at home dads but the vast majority I've seen are hard working family men. :). Just pick your future hubby right.

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cowgirl927 3

This depends on whether or not he does his share of working at home. Is he caring for children? Does he keep up the house? Does he do all the grocery shopping and cooking? OR is he a lazy moocher? OP didn't specify.

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Psychs7 11

What's the problem? Sounds like you have a good job and in most couples only one works anyway. When you have children who's going to look after them if you both work full time? As long as he does the housework and has your dinner on the table when you get in it should never be an issue.

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Rababco 29

@49 Actually, both spouses generally work, unless they have young children (even then, many parents use daycare) or one spouse makes enough money to support the whole family. In my family, my mom has always been a stay-at-mom because she's unable to work.

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bridgetv25 8

I'd say nope but you might need a lawyer ;) unless he does the home maker duties then it's no different than a man working and a women being a home maker

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Zehla 7

Leave him, OP. My boyfriend's brother is exactly like that. He lived off his inheritence for ten years and to this day does not have a steady job, choosing instead to mooch and manipulate soft hearted family members to make a living. IT WILL ONLY GET WORSE. Find a man with some worth.

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