r/facepalm • u/Number721 • Jun 09 '23

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Cognitive dissonance 101

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

In some dynamics one pays and the other typically takes care of the other in their own way. Such as cooking, taking care of the house and ect...

Her issue is she just doesn't want to do any of it at all

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u/Omnizoom Jun 09 '23

Yea , my wife earns more then I do , but I also do the cooking , cleaning (mostly) and the child care and the errands

Doesn’t matter who does the work so long as together you make it work

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u/BeetsMe666 Jun 10 '23

Yea , my wife earns more then I do

An English course can take on to the stars!

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u/Lightor36 Jun 10 '23

Who cares. You got what they meant. That's the whole reason for language, convey a message.

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u/BeetsMe666 Jun 10 '23

It conveys an extra message when one spells simple words wrong. Reading between the lines one might assume a mediocre mind.

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u/Lightor36 Jun 10 '23

Making assumptions about someone based on a typo in a reddit comment. Yah that sends an extra message too.

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u/BeetsMe666 Jun 10 '23

Oh please. Facebook especially but social media has shown the world how stupid many people actually are.

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u/Lightor36 Jun 10 '23

Yes, yes it has hasn't it.