Your man cook and do dishes?
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Since I get home first I do the cooking Mon-Thurs and sometimes Friday, my wife is a better cook and does pretty much all the cooking on the weekend. The dishes are usually done by the time she gets back, and often laundry as well. And on the weekend we both do the remainder of household duties.0
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I've been married 4 years, together 11 and I STILL find it hard to ask for help! But I like to be wonderwoman and do it all. I'm a stay at home mom so I do all the cleaning and laundry (he washes his work clothes though because he's around horses and I'm severely allergic) and most of the cooking. He does help with supper sometimes, but he really enjoys cooking and once in a great while he'll help with dishes... otherwise I do dishes also. When we were both working he did laundry, I did cooking, we did dishes together and cleaned on weekends. We had a very messy house too! LOL And he did laundry mostly because I was pregnant 2 times and our basement is down some narrow steep stairs. If either of us saw something to be done we just did it.0
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My husband will cook on occasion, but for the most part I'm the one cooking, which is fine because he watches the baby so I can cook without danger underfoot. =P
As far as dishes go, well, I still remind him to clean up after himself which he's doing better about, but those stray coffee cups still keep popping up everywhere. =P
He'll do all of the dishes though, if I ask him to, and sometimes if he's really bored he'll hop in the kitchen and do them, so I'm blessed there.0 -
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But that's okay, because he spoils me!0 -
He does on occasion. Usually I have to plan the meal, shop for it and tell him how to make it though.... He's pretty good with doing dishes.0
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I too am a newlywed. My husband is an excellent cook BUT he works two full time jobs and is head coach for county football team, so I make it my business to make sure food is cooked and the house is cleaned. On the weekends, after he's rested, we will tidy up together, but more often than not, I'll shoo him out of the way so he can get some much deserved rest. Conversley, when I'm having a flare, he's right there doing everything and ....he cleans better than I do and that's saying something.
Ohh and I HATE laundry, mostly because there's no where to put all those clothes.0 -
My husband does the dishes 95% of the time...he will also cook when he gets home from work. He helps with the laundry. And he has bath and bed time duties. I am a very lucky woman!!
I pretty much do the cleaning...scrubbing toilets, showers, dusting, vacuuming...oh yeah, he mops for the most part.0 -
I used to work at my mom's muffin break way back in college. I learned to cook AND clean at the same time. Or at least cook w/ the least amount of pots/pans etc... And clean while you are waiting for something to finish cooking. Wife doesn't do that. But if she cooks, I'll clean. Only fair.0
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We both take turns cooking. As for the dishes.. well he tries to help, and by help I mean he washes some of the glasses and some of the plates... LOL.. so i still have to finish washing everything else and cleaning the counters and stove.. but at least he tries. :bigsmile:0
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I do 99% of the dishes & laundry, and probably 25% of the cooking.0
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we are also newlyweds and we share -- if i cook, he cleans up and vice versa. same for laundry, if i do it and fold it, he puts it away...you get the picture. it works for us0
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whoever cooks in our house doesn't have to clean up - we laugh at each other at the end of dinner and one of us says "I cooked!" and that's the other's cue to clean up. makes it nice!0
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I've been married for about 5 yrs and I think I got lucky. He can cook, clean, does laundry, handle the baby and walks the dogs. But we share the responsibility. If one cooks the other does dishes. If one of us is with the baby, the other deals with the dogs. Some days he does it all.0
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A;so, I do all the laundry because my wife is allergic to scents from the laundromat.0
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I'm not married, but I love to cook mainly because I LOVE TO EAT0
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I'm a SAHM. I have a 2 1/2 year old boy AND I babysit (in my home) another 2 year old boy. My boyfriend (of over 5 years, we live together) goes to school full-time (he is in his last year of getting his Doctorate of Pharmacy). I do it all. Occasionally, if I am tired, I will ask him to unload clean dishes from the dishwasher OR I'll ask him to put the dirty ones into the dishwasher... sometimes he'll put away clean & folded clothes. He does clean up after himself, but I do the actual housework. When I start nursing school once he is finished with school it'll be more 50/50 (because we will both be "working" outside the home).
He is a very hands-on daddy though (diapers, potty training, feeding time, play time, everything).0 -
I cook, I do the dishes.
He washes, dries and folds the laundry - I put it away (he puts his own away but I get my stuff and the 3 little ones' clothes)
I get dusting, vacuuming and bathrooms.
He gets trash and outside stuff.
I really hate chores . . .0 -
My hubby is military and I am a SAHM, I do most of the housework; cleaning, laundry, and cooking, etc...but he does help a ton! 3 times a week I have zumba, 2 times at night and he bathes the kids and cleans up after dinner. I am a clean freak though so I tend to do most of the housework. He takes care of most of the yard work but I help out there as much as I can
On the weekends he tends to grill or something and I clean up; most everything is 50/50
I love grocery shopping by myself cause I love using coupons and that is time consuming so I leave the kiddos with him while I do that. That's the best part about marriage!
The best thing is that you can ask for help, never demand, just ask...but you determine the way your house runsI am very blessed to have a husband that helps out as much as he does BUT I made myself tell him my expectations from the very beginning
I set the tone, I help him as much as I can and vise versa
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Im the Q master, so I do all the Q ing0
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My husband does help! Only problem is that I hate his cooking and he can't load a dishwasher worth a crap! I smile, say thank you honey, then rearrange everything!0
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