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Entitled Fiancé Expects Woman To Do ‘90%’ of the Housework Because She Works Remotely, Lets Dishes and Laundry Pile up While She's Sick: ‘You're home all day’
Stay-at-home moms do it all, there's no refuting that. Bonus points to the moms who take care of the household chores, put food on the table every night, and still find the time to work a remote job when the tiny tots are at school. If anyone were to say that being a SAHM is easy, they'd be kidding themselves. If you're a mom and you ever hear those words come out of someone's mouth, you should tell them to try being a SAHM for a day and dealing with constant to-do lists that never seem to end.
Most SAHMs wouldn't want it any other way. However, a little help from their partners is always appreciated. Everybody needs a helping hand once in a while, and the woman in this story is struggling to make her fiancé understand that a household takes two people to run smoothly. Without a somewhat equal distribution of work, one person ends up feeling worn out and in this case, that happens to be the woman. Even when she fell ill for a week, he could only manage to take care of her and their child. He let the chores pile up, eager for her to get better so she could get back to doing what she's always done. Scroll below to read the full story.