Do you consider yourself traditional, or nontraditional when it comes to relationships? (Page 2)

[gothbxtch]

nontraditional but still monogamous, as i’m not poly.

[gothbxtch]

modern, ig

[Lauliss]

100% traditional. But then I'll never date, so it doesn't matter.

[Kathy1983]

Definitely non traditional I date women. That goes against most traditions.

[slatyb]

I have a traditional relationship but really I have no preference. My partner can spend their time in whatever way they find fulfilling.

[Anonymous]

I would seriously like to know the roles and the functions each gender is supposed to perform n a traditional relationship.

Everyone is just running away from such things.

[Justneedtokno]

Well, if you look it up is different when it comes to different cultures were mainly in the Bible, at least at my worship service women handle finances, the household and things of that nature man provided who bring it back home to the woman men do yardwork things that are tailored to men physically women are more mental

[Opinion Owner]

I am a non-traditional person. My spouse would definitely need to work and contribute to the household financially. No way around that.

Yes, nothing like home chores and house work would be expected from her as that is simply unrealistic. Two things at a time are impossible.

I hate those people who expect both the things from their wives. I mean, she is not a robot or anything.

Or else, both do the housework.

[Opinion Owner]

But first of all, I would ask her. Who am I to take decisions on her behalf, right?

[hahahmm]

there's a very good reason why a lot of men are not going to do half or all of the housework: How Feminists Devalue Men's Contributions with the Non Gender Role Game. ↗

[Justneedtokno]

Well, I actually like his idea of things, and as far as man’s contribution and never devalue a man’s work to do physical labor, I think it’s very attractive. My father does all the heavy lifting and he is a wonderful cook so for me, I appreciate a man that can do a little handiwork Cook and contribute as a woman. I don’t mind getting my hands dirty I do DIY projects all the time, but again, I say in this day and age as hard to sit there, and let a man do every single thing when it comes to finances and working. I feel like if we’re saving properly, I maybe can get away with the first couple of years with my children before they go to school but no

[bolverk]

Traditionalish, I come from a family where roles were interchangeable, who ever did the cooking, laundry, etc were those who were available at the time, I'm the eldest so I could be doing the laundry, child care, cleaning as needed.

[PBandJ_Nerd]

I wouldn't know. I like both traditional and non-traditional roles though.

[JustinTheGreat]

I mean I’m gay so I feel like that automatically falls under non/traditional I guess

[Anonymous]

I have a career as a real estate agent. I'm also dating a guy 15 years younger. So in those ways I'm non-traditional

Other than that I'd say I'm pretty traditional.

[exitseven]

Pretty traditional. I lead a pretty conventional life

[sheikalana]

I like the idea of traditional but I'm not always the most traditional woman.

[Nikki1989]

Non-traditional. The other option is outdated and just kind of boring, really.

[msc545]

Non-Traditional. Tradiional is too closed and has too many rules and makes me feel claustrophobic

[11YY11]

I don't think interpersonal relationships can be summarized by tradition. Everyone's circle is different, and everyone in the circle has different relationships.

[SunnyRS]

I have always been in non traditional relationships till now but now I am looking for a more traditional one and settle down when I am 30.

[ShesRad80]

i am somewhere in the middle to be honest

[comekitty]

I'd fit a more traditional role 🙂

[LazerBean]

Definitely more on the traditional side

[bernhardh]

Traditional and equal

[LostandFound__x]

Somewhat traditional.