Men vs women chores... So sexist
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“Male” chores: anything that requires physical activity, traditional “women” chores don’t include mowing the lawn, any landscaping at all, raking leaves, snow shoveling, etc. women’s chose are always simple tasks that can be done repeatedly and don’t require any actual skill set or knowledge. Know how many single female “homeowners” have to hire multiple services because they can’t actually do any real home upkeep?
Cleaning gutters, maintaining the cars, fixing any damage to the house, fix or assemble furniture. To be honest it keeps you busy for most of the time if you also work.
Just like their careers, a woman’s chores involve staying indoors vs. being out in the heat or cold getting dirty.
They missed a big chore for men: Work.
And, yes, I know the majority of women work too, now, but it's still at significantly lower rates than men, and is still more optional. Also, women are vastly overrepresented in part-time work.
No they fucking don't. They show up to the office sure, but most of the ones I've encountered in my career don't actually work. Mostly they sit around and talk so much that it prevents me from being able to actually get my own work done. I can count on one hand the number of women I've known who were net contributors in a work place.
I would look down though on any guy that can't use an oven at least or use a rice cooker. Can't be reliant on others if you need fed as soon as you're dexterous enough not to cut yourself with a knife.
The problem is most of the 'women's chores' have been made easier or even completely replaced by machines (except childcare, we have enough fucked up kids thanks to single mother households to know THAT hasn't been automated yet). Meanwhile men still have to do these tasks when they come up.
If men still have a temporary purpose but women have no purpose thanks to machines, it's no wonder there's been a rise in busybody feminists over the years..
Remember the bell curve with men, we have as many retards as we have geniuses and masters
Just look how many become antifa or trannies.
That would explain a lot. They need something, and to appear to be doing it all.
How about the fact that women aren't expected to be earning an income... A little work around the house like cooking, which a woman needs to do anyway to survive herself, is expected.
Yep. The image completely discounts careers as meaningful skills.
Aren't the skills supposed to pay the bills, ladies?
Yet ironically, women use the fact they work as the reason why they shouldn't have to do any chores; however, women rarely ever contribute monetarily to the household. Women work for themselves and expect the man to work for the household then the woman discounts the man's financial contribution to the household for any allocation of "chore" duty. It's a giant fucking scam. If the woman earns significantly more than the man she uses that as rationale for why he should do everything for her. If she earns significantly less than "amount of money earned" shouldn't be a factor on splitting chores. Lmao. Women are such scammers. The simps that fall for this shit are pathetic.
A woman who doesn't cook and clean isn't worth being in a relationship with. The end.
Let's say I have never met and certainly never been with a woman who can reasonably divide chores. Every one that I know has a huge black hole in both the knowledge and fucksgiving departments about "man things." You notice people don't argue over who replaces the floodlights way the fuck up attached to the second story.
"Knowledge" is actually a huge blackhole in how women divide out tasks. I have a relatively "easy" job in terms of "work" being done. I can do about 2 hours of actual work a day. I can come into work early and leave early. What women don't factor in is that it took years of schooling to get the job. Not only that, most people literally cannot gain the knowledge because it's too hard. I've had housewives who literally just "look after kids", "do the dishes" and "clean-up the kitchen" tell me their job is harder than mine simply because they spend more "time" doing work than I do and they put more effort into it, despite the fact they would be unable to do my job. Yet they don't factor in the work involved to gain the knowledge and expertise to do my job nor factor in the higher than average intelligence required.
This is a significant shortfall in the way women measure "work". If she spent 30 minutes folding clothes, she will consider that "more" work and "harder" work than the 20 minutes it took you to replace the floodlights even though most guys would see folding clothes as significantly easier work.
Women just don't measure "work" properly in any way at all.
Just imagine how a communist wants to allocate resources based on "work done" and that's pretty much how women see it. I think that's why women in the office try so hard to stressed out and overworked because that's the only way women understand work. The more exhausted (mentally or physically) a person is the more work he must have did, yet this is also completely false also because a 120 pound dude doing construction might do fuck all for work and be exhausted while a 200 pound guy might do 10x the work and not be exhausted at all.
No matter how you look at it. Women measure work in all regards, wrong. Generally speaking, women just give the advantage in "work" done to themselves and ignore any respect the man should deserve for the work he does.
Men should know how to do both tasks and chores. And if he does not know, he learns or pays someone to do it. Living independently for so long made me self-sufficient in both.
There is a growing sentiment with society than men should be expected to do both in a household.
My guy, bitching at their husband's shoddy housework is the only conversation topic some women will ever talk about. And has been the case since time immemorial.
You can only come to these conclusions if you're living in utter delusion.
Mowing the lawn, taking out the garbage, opening your damn jars because apparently, grip strenght is a male superpower, etc.
Also ladies. Please. Washing the dishes, turning on the washing machine and cooking aren't some burdensome task... unless you decide to make them so.
I know, I live alone. It's usually you who insist on sorting clothes by piles of type of fabrics and colors.
I just shove everything with soap and it comes out clean and nice. When I lived with my parents it pissed my mother off because I "was going to ruine my clothes"
It never happened. Not once.
They were.
Until they were automated.
By men.
Where's than 4chan screenshot of someone realizing "omg the laundry is such a burden" is just throwing things into a box and pushing a button?
"honey, can you get the dishes?"
Men:
Women:
Cucks:
Terminally online cunts:
Yes, because as you know, things like cars don't need maintenance, is a one and done thing, thanks patriarchal powers
I wish I had that power.
I'm a single Dad with full custody and I've split my time, over the last 10 years, either working full time or staying home and raising the kids.
The middle comment is basically spot on. Men's jobs (eg working in trades) is solving a specific problem and then stopping, while women's work (ie housekeeping, child raising) never stops.
What they miss is that men's jobs are both difficult and dangerous, and men put their full effort into accomplishing them because they know they can sit at the end, while women's jobs are EASY.
Seriously think about it. Yes, if you're taking care of the house, there's always another dish, another window, another something that you could do, but none of it is hard. Same with raising kids; you could always be spending time with them but, again, it's not hard and even enjoyable.
Therefore there are two different strategies to these two different responsibilities.
When I'm working, I go 100%. I'm not fucking around, I'm here to work, to finish the job, and to go home. I'm going to do a good job, but I'm not going to drag the day out with a million breaks; I'm going to find my groove and push until I'm done.
When I'm at home, there's no rush. I take naps. I'm on call, so anytime I'm not immediately needed I try to take for myself. There is no point in getting ahead of chores because they never end. Further, I'm 100% in charge of my schedule so I usually set a time to get regular chores done, and then do what I like.
Frankly, I prefer the men's work; maybe because I'm a man, or maybe because I don't get paid to take care of the house and I know it's only a matter of time until I have to go back to work again.
If I had a partner bringing in money while all I had to do was deal with kids and chores, I'd be laughing.
Not to mention, they have a variable time frame.
If you don't do the dishes you might have to quickly scrub off a plate before dinner. Annoying but brief and simple. If you don't dust or vacuum the house is slightly dirty another day. All of the stress and time crunch of it is internally born.
Whereas the men's chores often come down to "if you don't go outside right now, we won't have a car to go to work tomorrow."
While there are obvious exceptions like a spill that needs cleaning or most stuff directly involving children, all that women's work is closer to "busy" work they created their own mythology over (I lived alone for 7 years once and never dusted to no ill issues, despite being told I needed to do it weekly by multiple women) rather than some great task.
It always needs to be done, and doing it regularly and on schedule keeps it very simple and low stress, but nobody is going to suffer much ill effect if you just don't for a bit.
My mother constantly complained to me of my room being too dusty after not vacuuming it for months, yet the trucks I have to load have so much dust that there is a clear line after four hours on my arms where my gloves end and where the dust begins that looks like the worst sunburn you've ever seen. God forbid I don't clean the toilet within like three days. It's not like people literally shit in it.
Meanwhile this is a woman who took like 9 months to get a swing built on the porch for my father by some contractor.
we have the highest rates of singledom in history... the notion that men can't cook or clean or do our laundry is just comically false.
but overwhelmingly, women call a handyman when actual work needs to get done.
I've taught recipes to my wife.
I can fry an egg and she can scramble. Between the two of us is a competent adult.
In that traditional role, men are also entirely expected to be the sole provider. That is, they are expected to do proper, paid labour for the sole benefit of the household.
And contrary to Feminists, most women don't want to swap those roles, because continual housework is far easier than providing.
How I do chores:
Total time per week: Approx 4-5hrs, at market wage ($15) ~ $75/week. ~$4,000/year
Home repairs and improvements:
Total this year: ~$37,500
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I guarantee this bitch can't cook and has no kids to take care of.
Most women don’t even know how to cook now