Should guys help with the weekend housework?

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Guy13 · Accepted Answer

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Raaj4you · Accepted Answer

Yes why not? I still remember when I was a kid, I saw my mom working hard and I felt very bad about it. She used to do all the household work alone. I told my mom, don't work so hard mom, we can hire maids. Next day, we hired maids. Since then my mom started cooking food. From the last 3 years, We started ordering food online. I told my mom to stop cooking permanently, she has some health issues.

I have decided that I will hire maids if I have to, when I am married. My wife will not be my maid. She will be my queen.

CubsterShura · Accepted Answer

It sure is a nice offer for a guy to offer to help with household every weekend, and can be very useful for a friend or family who may be going through physical or mental health struggles. However, you should never feel entitled to a guy just coming over every weekend to do your housework.

EmmaMary · Accepted Answer

Fortunately I don't even have to ask my husband.

Anonymous · Answer

Verymuch depends on the arrangement made by the couple. Personally I enjoy some outside chores my partner doesn't and they like some inside chores I don't so we make it work without much fuss unless we both think the other is going to get up for trash day, but that's no big deal

AmyHew1tt · Answer

I think so, yes. If you live together, you should definitely find a cleaning routine with each other that feels fair and works well.

WellGreetingsISay · Answer

Not just on the weekend Living together means keeping it neat together

Apple1996 · Answer

"Weekend" more like they should be helping everyday eith housework

Mangospacho · Answer

I’m a very clean person. I can’t help but do housework myself a lot of times. It’s like therapy.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

If the lady is a stay at home wife, she should do all of that during the week so that we have the weekend to enjoy. If we both work and contribute to household finances, then she is an equal partner and that means I will be an equal partner in the housework.

And if anybody thinks that is effeminate, I challenge them to define what it means to be masculine.

Anonymous · Answer

It depends on the circumstances. If both are working and contributing equally to their finances, then yes. If he is the only one working, or works longer hours, as is typically the case, then the answer changes.

SomeGuyCalledTom · Answer

Depends on how the division of labour works out. If she's a stay at home housewife and he works full time to support them both, then she should do the housework at least up to the same working hours her husband works. If the housework demands exceed that time, then any remaining housework should be split evenly. It's just basic maths, nothing to do with "gender politics".

Fuentes · Answer

I clean up constantly I am like Danny Tanner I hate dirty people one if my biggest pet peeves is being dirty. Like I hate those people who eill take something out of the fridge and leave the wraps and boxes on the counter? When the garbage is 2 steps away...

xHoneyxBeex · Answer

Do you also live there? Why the hell should I take care of the house by myself if we both work full-time jobs during the week? The answer to these questions should be obvious.

lightbulb27 · Answer

should be a balance, I do housework all the time and always have. it may be a factor of whom is doing what work and sharing the load.  my parents divied up the work as well.

DermalPunch · Answer

People should clean up after themselves. Men can't be trusted with the bathroom though. Just disgusting.

petitedollbabee · Answer

Thankfully I don’t have to ask my partner, he already helps out. Not just on weekends.

Anemone978 · Answer

My husband never did... so I left him and the kids cuz fuck it :P  I am happier on my own now..

Fireguy17 · Answer

I do, but my wife is pretty anal about it so she just goes over what I just cleaned. I load/unload the dishwasher, do my own laundry, take out the garbage stuff like that. It works.

NostalgiaSenpi · Answer

Yeah. What the is he going to do by himself, let his home go to shit? What moron said it was effeminate? Hey dumbo, would you let your bachelor pad look like a hoarders house? If not, you're a hypocrite.

Nikki1989 · Answer

They should, and you shouldn't have to ask.

BCRanger10 · Answer

Yes. If it's his home, he needs to help with the maintenance of it.

melanieeeB · Answer

Yes, every person should be able to cook and clean in the household that they live in

Hellraiser1984 · Answer

Yes. Get off the couch damnit and appreciate your girl. She's not your maid or your momma.

Pacquet · Answer

What is this question? I don’t understand not cleaning up after yourself or making your place presentable for guests.

Strong_Warrior · Answer

No, he should never. Never. Its womens job. I hate feminism. Feminism make men misogynist and women to be misadrist. People should fight against stupid feminism and sjw.

LazerBean · Answer

If both people work, then certainly.

exitseven · Answer

I usually have a whole list of things to do around the house that keeps me out of trouble for the whole weekend.

JackBlackHeartAttack · Answer

Depends on if the wife is a stay at home wife and the man works all week. If that's the case then no he shouldn't and vice versa. But if the wife also works a full time job then yes he should help.

RavVid · Answer

I THINK girls should help with the weekend housework instead of wanting to direct.

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

Yes of course. Any guy who thinks he’s exempt from household cleaning or cooking because he’s male deserves a good old fashioned ass kicking. No, there’s nothing effeminate about housework. It’s called being a grown up.

Exterminatore · Answer

Depends. If they make all the money, then one does not purchase the cleaning supplies and use them too.  If not they should do their share.

madamblack · Answer

Of course bcz housework should not be just distaff. Man and woman might be together at allwork

douride2 · Answer

Sure you should. The flip side of this is does she help you with outside chores? Just saying.

admles · Answer

If he lives there, he should be helping with the house work. My wife and I both work, we both do housework.

Anonymous · Answer

Of course. It's no different when you live on your own. Take care of your shit and your home.

Mayo503 · Answer

No that’s a woman’s place isn’t it lol…. ( joking ) 😂 But I do maybe …

Robbey · Answer

They should indeed.

Minahh · Answer

If he lives there he's obligated to take care of the house. Wtf is this question.

PainusNdeeAnus · Answer

Nah if she wants to sit on her ass all day we can hire a nanny

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

Yes, I respect my girlfriend enough to not make her do all the housework

Anonymous · Answer

I take care of my household. Is that why I am still single?

La_isla_bonita23 · Answer

They should 😂

lottiebannotie · Answer

Of course what a silly question

Akam93 · Answer

If your living together you should always help.

LiamJHayden · Answer

I live alone so by default.

ErnieRBennett · Answer

If fucking is involved yes

Jmmmfi4 · Answer

Thats the girls job

Reem12345reem · Answer

yess

JosyJosy · Answer

He does.

Jay3344 · Answer

Yess

Leko2k01 · Answer

Yes definitely

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