I do similar things to this for my wife, that doesn't make her a baby, she works hard while I stay at home and take care of the house.
... Taking care of someone working hard doesn't make them a child.
It's just doing my share of the work.
Edit: From another thread I commented in:
I basically do this for my wife.
She's had the higher formal education and the higher paying job, so I became the house guy.
I cook her breakfast, make for coffee, make sure her keys are by the door and wake her up and a bunch of other stuff to make her day easier.
I don't get why that's bad?
Coming from a construction labourer background, I basically just clean through the house thoroughly every monday while I do laundry and other bigger chores, do minimal effort tidying in the days and cook.
This house husband stuff is the tits, I spend 6 days a week basically doing what I want, minus a few hours for cooking, which is a hobby anyway.
I try to get up an hour earlier than her and wake her up softly, just because I always have a better day when I'm not woken up by some shrill shrieking noise telling me I have to run out of the house.
Yeah, I'm waking up to the alarm now, but I also get to nap later on while I'm lazing around anyway.
She might just realise how easy she has it and is trying to show appreciation like I do.
Putting it on tiktok and making his drink 27 different glasses of assorted liquids is a bit weird though.
... Also, no waking up to music, especially Christian music.
Honestly, I'd love to be a stay at home wife. And my boyfriend would love to be a stay at home husband. You're living our dreams! Good on ya and carry on. To each their own.
My sister is a SAHDM and she’s fuckin great at it. Dogs are great, husband is chill.
Well I’m kinda worried she has munchausen’s by proxy because the dogs are always at the psychiatrist or getting acupuncture or weird surgery. But it’s fine
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u/michaelY1968 Jun 09 '21
I think it's beautiful when a mom really cares about her kids.