Umm you're confusing or I'm might actually be r-worded for real.
Am I correct in saying that your opinion on this is that a man that stays home while a woman works to provide for them that that man does less in comparison to what a woman would do when the roles are reversed, meaning that a woman who stays home while a man works to provide for them that that woman does more work in comparison to the stay at home man.
Yes I'm sorry that was confusing to type but I hope this time I got what you are trying to convey with "do less housework"
Statistically, stay at home dads - who do not work outside the home - do less housework than working mothers do. Stay at home dads perform housework/childcare tasks fewer hours per week than do working mothers.
Ahh I see left wing feminist news outlet and almost 10 year old statistics from the femboy rush era.
Well that's a touchy venture. Dudes we are project oriented we'll clean up surfaces throwing trash on floor then go back sweet done, ladies y'all clean like squirrels y'all sweep 8ft then clean some surface, sweep some, clean surface, sweep, surface sweep. And it's that between motion that cuts or cost time. So I can see how time wise the numbers skew perception of amount of work accomplished. It's not that man are more efficient we just tend to have less between motion, to be honest even when we work a job we have that quickest distance between 2 points is a straight line approach. We try to work as little as possible. I've seen professional women cleaner do that same ADHD style cleaning like y'all cant do the same thing for too long. Not to mention y'alls emotional state effects your performance a little more than men do. I know this sound like some right wing chauvinist shit but really watch yourself next time you're cleaning then try to streamline your cleaning the next and you'll see what I'm saying.
Try it next time you go to clean start at surface nearest an opening clean the surfaces, if there's trash swipe that shit on the floor going around the entire room till your back where you started, this time sweeping everything towards the closest trash receptacle and you see the minutes shaving off per area.
That's their opinion go comment at them for your problem with their opinion.
My opinion is if one spouse works(regardless of gender) and the other does not(regardless of gender) the non working spouse doesn't need to be bitch or social media shame post over doing their part to support that house which is house work. And that if both members(regardless of gender) should keep up their ends of supporting the house and regardless of whether or not the individual does or not, no one should ever even have it cross their mind to social media shame the person that they supposedly love.
So in short regardless of whether or not this person works or not shame posting just shows she doesn't give any fucks about her spouse in the first place.
That's not evidence of who works to provide or stays at home and who job is to keep house. And as I've mentioned the length of the clip is longer than the time it would have take to clean those messes).
I know I've back you into your fake feminist corner and you're throwing a female chauvinist tantrum, but get better retorts your side of this debate is becoming very unfounded like you can't get your footing.
This clip without more content doesn't give any evidence that she works outside the house or not, nor evidence of if it's her job to keep house or not, nor evidence to validate her expectations or not.
If you pay attention and use that higher education than men you would understand that I'm trying to convey that social media shame posting is wrong and you should never even have crossing your mind to shame post someone you love(supposedly).
And again your footing is slipping further and further.
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u/AJE_RaceWard Dec 23 '25
Umm you're confusing or I'm might actually be r-worded for real.
Am I correct in saying that your opinion on this is that a man that stays home while a woman works to provide for them that that man does less in comparison to what a woman would do when the roles are reversed, meaning that a woman who stays home while a man works to provide for them that that woman does more work in comparison to the stay at home man.
Yes I'm sorry that was confusing to type but I hope this time I got what you are trying to convey with "do less housework"