Does your husband mop the floor and cook at home?

But under normal circumstances, I wouldn't let him do that.

I am a full-time mother, and my husband and I live in two places all the year round.

During the summer vacation, if I have time, I will go to take care of my husband's life.

At the end of each year, my husband will come back for more than a month. I think he has worked hard for a year. He usually washes and cooks by himself outside, so he should have a rest when he comes back. So as long as we are together, I seldom let him cook and mop the floor to do housework.

I don't think couples should haggle over every ounce. I can cook and mop the floor by myself. Why do I have to let him do it?

(Spring Festival, happy reunion, I cooked dinner for eight people. )

My husband respects me and is considerate to me. I don't need to direct his work to brush my sense of existence.

I do housework and he makes money to support his family. Men plow and women weave, and they are matched with each other, and they are not tired of working.

Moreover, before I fell in love with my husband, he was better at housework than I was.

His fried dishes are very good and love to be clean.

Sometimes, he suddenly wants to eat something by himself, and he is afraid that my cooking tastes bad, so he cooks it himself.

(Husband who is cooking. )

Don't think that my husband doesn't do much housework, but he is the master at home. I just think he is too hard, so there is no need for him to do these small jobs.

However, as long as I feel uncomfortable, let me know that he will do all the housework.

Mopping the floor or something is more serious than me.

I was lying in bed when I was sick, and my husband was responsible for cleaning. )

In January and February this year, I happened to be ill and my body resistance was not very good. Washing clothes, cooking, buying food and cleaning are all husbands.

In the past, when the child was a few months old, her husband went home once every half month. At that time, we were all in other places, and there were no elderly friends to help with the children.

I take care of the children, cook and do housework alone, and I feel ok.

My husband often praises me for "quick action and high efficiency".

When he comes back from vacation, if I am too busy, he will join hands with me to do housework. Because at that time, his work was relatively idle.

Now the children are all older, they are all teenagers. I no longer need to look after children and do housework at the same time. And her husband's job is also manual labor. Sometimes there is no day off for a month. Especially at the end of each year, it will be very busy and tired.

I love him too much to make up my mind to force him to do housework at home.

I always say to him, "Just go home for the holidays."

I'm Ye, from Sichuan, where women have a higher status. It is also a place where many men cook better than women.

My husband will mop the floor and cook at home. But under normal circumstances, I won't let him mop the floor and cook at home. Even if he volunteered, I would let him rest.

We just understand each other. He thinks I'm hard, and I think he's hard.

I think only when husband and wife really understand each other and don't haggle over every ounce can life be happy.

I know a female friend. She has been opening a studio, a small county town, with a monthly income of 100,000 to 200,000. And a job.

How is she? Nine to five.

She earned all her wages and income by herself. I also gave her my work salary card, and I will give her tens of thousands of dollars every month.

Worried that she was tired, I hired a nanny to cook and take care of the children.

But she is always dissatisfied. She felt that her husband was not involved in raising children, chatting with her, shopping with her or traveling with her.

Lose your temper every day. I only saw that my husband didn't do housework and didn't take children. I didn't see my husband tired into a dog all day.

"Where is he tired of that job? Are you tired of me? I'm tired! "

This is her usual mantra.

No, I'm on the phone. Just listening, I think her husband is tired.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. I mop the floor and cook. My husband does it at home.

Well, his job is to clean after my daughter and I go to bed every night. Our division of labor is one to put our daughter to sleep, one to clean, and the husband chooses to clean.

I cook more, and my husband will do it when he has time, but he does less than me. This is "Does your husband mop the floor and cook at home?" I hope I can help you!

I don't usually do it. I like to sleep late. Before marriage, he was thin and I was fat. Being thin and fat after marriage [covering your face] [covering your face] [covering your face] In fact, there is no need to stipulate who should and should not do housework. As long as the two sides coordinate well, this family can operate peacefully. It's not worth arguing about every day.

In our family, my husband likes to cook, and all the food in our family comes from his hands, so the kitchen is his territory.

I do housework such as mopping the floor and cleaning, and my husband doesn't like it. Of course, it is mainly because he is busy at work and sometimes has to work overtime, so he doesn't have much extra time to do these housework.

Although my husband doesn't mop the floor very much, he always tries to do this set of work in the kitchen, such as stir-frying and cooking.

Sometimes I prefer to eat late until he comes back to cook. I can't help it I've been used to his cooking for so many years!

Why does my husband cook so well? That's because when he was in primary school, his parents were busy with farm work, and my husband was the eldest of his brothers and sisters. When he was about ten years old, he cooked and cooked at home.

Another more important reason is that he spent several years in the army cooking class. Through the training of the army and the training of the cooking class, he has developed superb cooking skills.

So my husband basically cooks all the meals in our family. He likes cooking. My son and I also like to eat his cooking.

Let's talk about mopping the floor. I love cleanliness since I was a child, and my house is untidy and messy, so I basically do housework like mopping the floor myself and enjoy it.

Finally, let me make a conclusion. In our family, there is such a division of labor: the husband is responsible for cooking; I am responsible for mopping the floor and other housework; Because my son is in high school, he is responsible for learning.

Before my husband was 50 years old, he hardly mopped the floor to cook at home. After 50, he cooks and mops the floor.

My husband hardly does housework before he is 50, because I am too capable, mainly young and energetic.

I always think housework is nothing. Men, if they do well, get along better outside.

In fact, he can't get along well without doing housework. Instead, I have developed the habit of being lazy, not worrying about others, and not knowing how to care about others.

The result is: I am very angry, but he thinks I make a mountain out of a molehill, hurting people's feelings and causing contradictions.

After 50 years old, both body and energy are going downhill. My daughter inspired me: women should learn to show weakness, don't spoil men, and don't ask for it.

My husband gradually began to do housework, from passive to active, and the better he did. Only then did I find his cooking delicious. Although he mops less and can't mop the corner, it's better than not mopping at all.

Now, I feel so happy to have a ready-made meal to eat. Female happiness is not high.

Husband loves to do housework, family harmony and children's progress, so he must mop the floor to cook.

My husband made it at home. Whether it's mopping the floor or cooking, it's good. Even sometimes children say that mom's cooking is not as delicious as dad's. Although I refuse to accept it, I am actually very happy in my heart.

Men's housework actually depends on the situation of each family. If the husband is busy at work, he has no time to do housework at all, but as long as he has a family-oriented heart and understands the hard work of doing housework, there is no problem.

If he is very capable, then hire an aunt to do housework, so that both of them can concentrate on their work. Isn't it beautiful?

However, if you are just an ordinary working family, then both husband and wife have the responsibility to support their families and share the housework. This is not negotiable.

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Yes, I cook and sweep the floor at home. When the daughter-in-law comes home, she lies on the sofa or bed. The best she can do is turn over, but someone has to do it if she wants to live.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question.

My family mops the floor to cook, usually when I am pregnant or when I am busy with my children. Usually he doesn't mop the floor, and I won't let him. It is difficult for people to make money at work. I can cook and he cooks, but my mother-in-law is at home and we don't have to cook.

In fact, I also want to do all the housework, but my ability is limited. I can't do it. These don't have to be too clear about who does and who doesn't. Families need to pay the same fee. What do you think, friend?