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When you enter a new relationship with someone, bringing children from other relationships into the mix can be a bit daunting. What duties are you supposed to carry out? Do you leave specific motherly or fatherly responsibilities to the child's biological parent? Are you a replacement figure? Such questions can make you feel crazy when trying to figure out what place you have not only in your partner's life but in their child's life as well. When you go above and beyond for their children and the house you made together, it can be a slap in the face to be told you're not doing enough, even worse being told you're not doing anything.
The woman and fiancé in this story both have children from other marriages. They broached a topic jokingly and the conversation ended with the woman's fiancé claiming she doesn't “really do anything” around the house. Not only does she cook, clean, and take off work from her job in a preschool when necessary, but takes care of his children in addition to her own. Of course, if you're on the road to marriage, one would start considering their partner's children their own in some capacity, but the fact that he is claiming she does nothing while she bends over backward to keep the household in check is nonsensical.
Women in the comments urge her to reconsider marriage, as tales like this don't usually end well. Scroll to read the rest of the story—and remember—don't settle, ladies.
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Woman Refuses Fiancé’s Notion That She Does Nothing Around the House As She Cooks, Cleans, and Takes Care of His Children While Working a Full-Time Job
"My life was easier when I was a single mom."
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