A man has sparked a debate after telling his wife that she would have to do most of the housework as a stay-at-home partner. He said that since he is the one working, she should take care of the housework. His wife was upset and said she didn’t want to spend her days doing all the housework. The man argues that it’s the job of a stay-at-home partner.
Now, she’s not talking to him. What do you think? Is he being misogynistic or is he right that it’s her job as a stay-at-home partner? Share your thoughts in the comments on this situation .
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A man and his wife got into an argument over household chores after she becomes a stay-at-home partner. The wife wanted to split the chores, but the husband believes that since she would be home all day, she should do most of the housework, while he only has to pick up after himself.
The wife thinks that she isn’t a maid and doesn’t want to do all the housework. The husband argues that it’s the job of a stay-at-home spouse, and if she doesn’t want to do it, she can go back to her old job. The two are not talking now.
Who do you think should be responsible for the housework in this situation ? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below, along with Reddit .
NTA. Being a stay-at-home partner means managing the house and keeping it in order. OP’s wife wants a lifestyle that she can’t have. Chilling and having fun while the sole provider does most of the work.

NTA. Being in a relationship is a partnership, and if one spouse is bringing in the moola, I say the lions share of housework should fall on the SAH spouse. It makes zero sense, regardless of gender

Partner wants a stay-at-home spouse but not the housework?

SAHM defends doing most housework, suggests fair share is subjective

Suggests wife should work and pay for a maid.

Partner defends not helping stay-at-home wife with housework.

NTA comment defends man’s request for stay-at-home wife to do most housework.

Partner expects contribution to house since bringing in income. NTA.

Partner tries to manipulate, commenter not the a**hole.

Fair division of household chores for stay-at-home partner.

NTA SAHM deserves help with housework from working partner.

NTA asks the SAHH to consider how the roles would be reversed.

Partner defends doing less housework, calls wife lazy.

SAHP wants equal treatment, not a free ride.

Discuss expectations and compromise for housework as stay-at-home partner.

Fair split of chores for working and stay-at-home partners.

Stay-at-home partner should do all household chores, NTA commenter says

Commenter finds humor in situation, deems partner not at fault

Stay-at-home spouse should do laundry while multitasking. Compromise on chores.

“Housework is not a full time job”

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NTA: Is being a trophy wife what she really wants?

Sharing household work with stay-at-home partner, with a catch

Fair division of labor between partners discussed.

Clarifying the meaning of being a stay-at-home wife.

Fair division of household chores in a partnership.

Equal partnership is important. NTA, she’s being unfair.

Nostalgia hits hard with this ‘Married with Children’ reference

Pregnant stay-at-home wife does everything, still feels lazy. NTA.

Partner refuses to do housework, suggests they find alternate solution. NTA

Partner refuses to share housework even while staying-at-home

Fair division of household chores for stay-at-home partner

Stay-at-home partner should handle most chores, occasional help is okay.

Fair judgement: Stay-at-home wife vs mother. No financial contribution?

NTA for expecting contribution, but consider partner’s burnout

SAHW wants to be NTA but wife thinks it’s misogynistic

Trash or bins, is the real issue division of household chores?

Proud SAHW thinks NTA for not expecting hubby to help

Stay-at-home wife should maintain the home, NTA
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SAHW says it’s easy to do all chores in a day. NTA

Communication is key! ️ Have an honest talk about expectations.

Fair division of household chores without kids.

Stay-at-home partner should contribute to household chores. Divorce not necessary.

Supportive comment with a touch of humor

Partner refuses to contribute: Am I the a**hole? (NTA)

Staying at home isn’t fun or relaxing, it’s work

Partner wants a choice: job or housework. NTA

Stay-at-home spouse debates housework duties in funny exchange

Fair to expect SAH partner to do most housework, but compromise needed

Married to a spoiled brat? NTA for wanting change

SAHW should do all housework and cooking while partner earns income

SAHW defends NTA husband for dividing housework, calls wife lazy

Being a stay-at-home partner means more housework, NTA agrees

Fair distribution of household chores as a stay-at-home partner.
