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things to consider: 1) how old are the kids? are they old enough to any sort of housekeeping (cleaning, washing dishes, etc.)? 2) what do the kids do all day? nothing? school? if they're at school, what is the mom doing? nothing? as you can see, this is a pretty open-ended situation. if, in fact, the kids are old enough to self-sustain to some degree, then the stress of taking care of them is severely diminished; conversely, if they're toddlers or infants, they're likely in need of a lot of attention. and this brings me to the mother. if all or most of the children are too young, then yes, it'll be a bit of a pain to try to take care of everything, but there is still likely free time interspersed between bouts of baby maintenance. on the other hand, the husband cannot improve his situation. he is at work. why? to get money. why does he need money? to take care of the kids. some people are said that being a housewife is a 24-hour commitment, and that's a possibility, depending on the situation. some others also mentioned that the husband is "only" at work for 10 hours. well, depending on what you do, 10 hours can be a long ******* time. it can be 10 hours of sitting on your ass, or it can be 10 hours of heavy lifting or other physically intense work. if the latter is the case, then the husband will ostensibly lack the energy to attempt to cook and clean when he gets home. the moral of the story is...well, just try to be a bit understanding! |the kid|
DITCH DA BIOTCH
Now, THIS is a genuine FML.
little bastards. I'd tell them if they want to eat but not watch dishes, they can just use their hands as plates. soup night? oh I'm sorry, too bad you're so effin lazy.
Ditch her, smack them kids and set your junk straight. Don't let the lazy bitch and lazy kids tell you whats what.
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Grow a pair and tell them to take some responsibility.
Then don't do it until they get off their asses and help :/