What are you even talking about here?
The bottom line is if you love someone, you're not gonna be OK with them killing themselves under pressure.
If someone has it financially then you meet them where they're struggling.
Like this ish isn't rocket science.
If I'm a content bachelor, meet a woman and she's dope and asking for me to stop thinking about me and start considering us, ie cohabitation and consolidation of lives, why wouldn't she be expected to have me like I presumably have her?
Because I cook, clean and maintain a house, as my parents instilled this in me 20+ years ago.
Make sense breh
I’m still tryna figure why so many black women believe doing it by themself is better than 50/50. They’d have 50% more income to spend or save.
I’m still tryna figure why so many black women believe doing it by themself is better than 50/50. They’d have 50% more income to spend or save.
They think other races of women don’t work or contribute to the household. And act like the men aren’t handling the maintenance or doing anything else.I’m still tryna figure why so many black women believe doing it by themself is better than 50/50. They’d have 50% more income to spend or save.
I don't know if this is sarcasm or not but breh, we're all grown adults I presume.keep cooking, keep cleaning.
I know women like to pretend that 50/50 only accounts for bills but it should account for everything regarding cohabitation. If I tell someone things should be 50/50 I'm not only talking about bills, I'm talking cooking/cleaning/maintenance etc.splitting bills down the middle AND being expected to perform duties that we've been socialized to associate with women.
Get familiar with the idea of "invisible labor" in the context of relationships.