>> I think she should write a book about how she managed to do that for
 >> me and the many other women who couldn't get their husbands to even
 >> take out the garbage, let alone clean the house.

 WD> You think the reverse isn't equally true?

I know the reverse is true in some cases. I don't deal with women though so I
don't have the problem with them.


 WD> I know of enough men who are working their ass of daily and after a
 WD> full-time job need to do the shopping, the cooking, cleaning, dishes,
 WD> laundry, kids, etc... while a female significant-other hung around
 WD> whose main contribution to the household was switching between reality
 WD> shows on TV.

I agree.


 WD> I know of married women where the toilet doesn't get cleaned for
 WD> months, vacuming is done once every 6 months, the windows once a
 WD> year, etc...

I know these kind of women too.


 WD> Please move away from the stereotype man lying in front of his TV,
 WD> changing channels, drinking only beer, going out with the boys and
 WD> not helping at all. Women doing exactly the same are a fact but are
 WD> very little talked about.

I wasn't stereotyping all men, just my ex and the other men I know who are like
him. Geesh, read what I said up there before you get so upset. If I was into
women and living with them and they didn't pull their weight, I'd say the same
thing about them.

And women who were stay-at-home mothers, wives were always stereotyped as
sitting around eating bon bons and watching soap operas. So don't even say
little was said about women.

Chill out Ward!!!

Sharon

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