Polls

Why yes or why not?
Girls, feel free to vote on what your guy does and comment

Traditional gender roles in relationships are changing as more women take on high-paying jobs and become primary breadwinners. However, some men and women still cling to traditional gender roles, including the belief that women who out-earn their male partners will ultimately lose respect for them. But evidence suggests that it's not the mere fact that women are earning more than their partners that causes the loss in respect, but it's the lack of balanced responsibilities between two partners in the same household.

According to reports I mentioned in an original blog post, married women perform about twice as much more unpaid domestic work than their male partners. Some research suggests that even when wives are the primary earners and both partners work outside the home, married mothers are still doing the lion’s share of the housework and child care.

If you found yourself always doing significantly more around the house than your partner, even when you're contributing an equal share of the household finances, how would you approach this to make things more balanced? At what point would you simply walk away from the relationship or marriage?

note : the last option is for Asian culture and the likes where it's normalised to reside with your parents and assuming some folks are either young or got some family money set aside or even family business — the last option is applicable.

note 2 : if you're in a homosexual relationship, don't vote on the poll, just clarify how it's working out for you guys in the inbox.

So 1,5 year ago I rejected a guy because of the situation and started dating someone else who fit my life that time. This year we talked then we went on a date again because my situation changed, but he was really upset when I told him about the other guy, that I hurt his pride and he rejected me, he didn’t even want to understand the circumstances.
Was it about him or about me? If you were really really attracted to a girl, would you still reject him because of this? Or would he give a chance if I were a 10/10 girl? Is it a ‘he is not that into you’ situation or a pride situation?

I need a place to stay. I found this one where i... everything in my body is saying this is a trap and don't even entertain such a offer. So is it just me or do y'all feel the same?

oh and at the description below

"Must have you your own transportation
No pets, no kids, no smoking, no drinking , NO DRUGS
Must be single and must follow house rules"

Trump has claimed that he expects to be arrested on Tuesday.

This isn’t even about the ones online. I’m talking about the ones in real life lol. Pathetic af. 😂

We dated for 4 years but I've been feeling detached and disappointed in him so much already. I love him that's why it's so hard to leave but I don't feel like we're compatible. I feel kinda numb now and want to spend this time apart to think if I really still want this relationship and if it can bring us closer together.

If a guy in his early 30s met a woman who is 40 and had immense compatibility and match, would he be ok with the age difference for long term relationship/marriage?

28F, I know maybe not as much as someone friendly but it still happens. There’s a lot of shy women that are taken, I’m told I’m attractive but considering my age & the fact I’ve never had a real relationship is just strange. I’m not the friendliest person, I get matches on the dating apps often but I feel like I had to go that route bc I’m never noticed in person. Well, I’m told guys look at me but they never do anything about it.. hate to sound self deprecating but the fact I’ve never been approached by a guy I’d actually want to date hurts my self esteem. It seems like my lack of relationship experience is just bad luck considering a lot of shy women are happily taken.