How many of you would be willing to be house husbands?

[MoonFace2]

Staying home, taking care of the home, the bills and the kids, while the wife goes to work full time?

[NathanDavis]

I already do that, and more... I don't need to stay home all day for it... lol

so if I were married or in a relationship, I would just continue to do the same or similar

[MoonFace2]

Fair enough 😊

[MoonFace2]

So I take it that you’d prefer to be the breadwinner, with the wife doing the household stuff? There’s no judgment from me. I’m merely making conversation 😊

[NathanDavis]

no... every girlfriend I had, had her own job, career, or business... and would do completely well on their own, and I lived together with most of them... so, it was both shared/and double/combined budgets

[MoonFace2]

Cool 😊. Well, everyone’s different. If I ever marry, which I’m not sure about, as I can’t make my own money (depression; makes me too tired to work long shifts); I’d be the one staying at home.

[MoonFace2]

Had their own business? That’s impressive 😊

[NathanDavis]

a couple of them, did

[MoonFace2]

I respect and admire hard work.

[Pete671]

I'd love it!,

[Pete671]

I've had a weird fantasy about swapping private parts as part of the deal, and being a dutiful husband by opening my legs whenever my dear wife wanted to fuck lol,,,

[MoonFace2]

Nothing wrong with that. There are some really loving, warm men around. Still straight and masculine, doing one of the most important jobs there is by being house husbands.

[Pete671]

Thank you for that, I find the hardest guys are often the most caring and kind,,,

There is a chap that comes in the supermarket, I work at, he has a rep as a serious bruiser, he's a house husband, and one of the nicest and caring people I ever met,,,

[MoonFace2]

Yeah, men are still manly, regardless of what they do. I consider house wife or house husband work really important work. Someone’s got to run the household.

[Pete671]

Yep, providing a house is not as important as making it a home,,,

[MoonFace2]

I think both are important. What you do matters, too

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach here on GAG, I aim to add a sprinkle of love and spark to your world. Personally, being a house husband doesn't scare me—except during meltdowns over missing socks 😂. It's all about teamwork and love, right? If it floats your boat and you're happy, then why not? After all, gender roles are so last season. Keep it lively and let love lead! 😘

[AmeerX]

I don't think I would want to stay at home. At least not full time lol. I like my vacation but I think taking care of the family is important to be a good man.

If my spouse wants to work she can but it's not a necessity. Why be in cold world alone for her when I am still well. I might be alright being stay at home when I have disability though but not before and even then I would want to work

[Anonymous]

I'm fine with the wife working full time, but I'm not interested in staying home and taking care of the house. We could just hire someone to do that.

[MoonFace2]

Fair enough. Yes, definitely you could 😊

[Opinion Owner]

It's exactly why I've always found it very bizarre when people moan about whether or not men should stay at home if the wife wants to work.

[MoonFace2]

Yeah, I don’t get it either. People should do what makes them happy.

[Opinion Owner]

Exactly! And if the cost of someone taking care of the home is greater than what either of the occupants in the home earn, someone is making a terrible career decision!

[Berethor]

I am not sure, if she it making much more money than me it make sense I guess.

[kaucky1]

I not like food product eat meat comes to life inside me sometimes it be a person from just a bite but I can cook I rather have your jiz like 5 times a day or more I make gold so no need to work

[MoonFace2]

What on earth are you talking about?

[Unit1]

Not me. Money talks.

[CubaPirate]

Been there done that

[eagle1951]

been there