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a guy doing house work!! WOOOO That's great! thanks!!
I'm not offering. You can't make me!
;)
No, but I'm saying guys who do house work are the best people!
Tbh I thought the majority of the girls would say that. If you look at the guy's answers it's pretty much a 50/50 split on whether they agree with what 95% of the girls are saying.
This is one of those issues where guys don't believe women when they say what they want.
Do you think it might be possible that, in practice, you might see him as less manly and therefore, less attractive? Or are some of those guys talking nonsense?
(No offence but I'm copying this comment to a few people as it addresses my main concern)
I dont see how it would offend me but to answer um no, why would work or a hobby you do describe you? my dad does a lot of house work and I dont even see him changing like I don't look and say yeahh my dad isn't a man anymore, pshh some BS if people are that judgmental about what a man or woman does, they can do what they want and at least I won't have a problem with it. :)
Mens role is to do more of the manly work such as the yard work or heavy duty chores but it would be nice if he offered to help clean dishes and learn how to cook or at least barbeque.
:)
a guy doing housework is wonderful but i also feel like im not doing my part in the relationship
I much prefer a "less masculine guy" who will do more of the chores and cook! ... I can hardly cook noodles if that explains it xc I would rather be the one who brings in most of the money but that doesn't mean he can't get a part time job to help :)
So you'd really rather be the 'breadwinner' and him a stay at home father/husband?
3 words I'D MARRY HIM
i lovvvvvvve men who clean he is hygienic and i will try to help him cause he is a miracle he is like a bless who fell from the sky
Women say they want it but then they look down on the guy as a man.
My Finace and I share housework, it's great because I'm not coming home from work and having to do everything.
Love it!! Think it's extremely attractive
What do you think of the story the guy below quoted?
Most guys think a lot of women aren't honest about what they want. This leads to confusion, frustration and anger in my opinion.
Love a man who isn't afraid to pick up a broom or even get a little wet washing dishes :)
I love doing housework! Pick me!!!
Men should stick to male roles
I would love that man...:)
Tbh I thought the majority of the girls would say that. If you look at the guy's answers it's pretty much a 50/50 split on whether they agree with what 95% of the girls are saying.
This is one of those issues where guys don't believe women when they say what they want.
Do you think it might be possible that, in practice, you might see him as less manly and therefore, less attractive? Or are some of those guys talking nonsense?
I find it hot.
A guy below said this: "Women are more attracted to men that act like men. Men are more attracted to women that act like women. There will always be exceptions, but for the most part this is true. Walking into the room with a tool belt on is almost always going to get her juices flowing better than walking in wearing an apron. Deep down we all know that."
Tbh, I worry he's right.
I guess I'm the exception. My fam is full of construction workers and engineers so I am sick and tired of tools and the like. I'd be more turned on by the apron for sure. Especially since I can't cook myself, haha.
Do you think other women are the same?
Yeah, I can think of several women who'd agree with me.
Good. I'm not a typical macho guy and cooking and cleaning probably sounds like more my kind of thing than a tool belt. I gues I'm just worried women will think less of me for not being a man of the house cliché. :/
Nah that's actually pretty nice ahahaha. Lazy a-holes who don't help out around the house are the worst. I have enough of those "manly" - aka useless - turds in my house. Don't worry, I'm sure your future woman will appreciate the help.
Thanks. :)
It's very attractive