Yes this is the title of an article on foxnews.com . Makes me wonder how quickly and seamlessly women and men are switching their roles . Nothing wrong with it as long as men are not pushed for start having babies
But anyways , in desi families we still like to play the traditional roles of husband and wife , where husband goes to work and women stays at home and take care of it . Being a man , I feel responsible for financially taking care of my family , but I wonder how the up coming wives of this society feel about going to work everyday and let their spouse stay at home and take care of kids and cook dinners . Will you be ok with this idea of ââYour Manââ staying at home ?
My man did it for two months when I had to go Pakistan to be with my ailing Papa. He took all his accumulated vacation time to stay home with our boys who were 4yrs old and 2 yrs (twins!) at the time. And when I got back, and asked my 4 yr old (privately!) how he managed, my child responded with âitâs not that hard Mama, Papa says you just have to be organized!â
My situation was just temporary I know, but in our house, I donât think the roles would ever reverse to where I was the sole financial provider and he stayed home fill time. We all love to eat good food too much. And a person can only survive on andaa-kheema with double roti for so long (the only thing my baniya knows how to cook).
I did it for couple of years and I'd do it again if I get a chance. Its and experience not to be missed. Only thing is that I was able to run my business at home
For all the professional , making good money ladies out there , What if you'll know before marriage that he'll stay home ? will you accept that proposal ?
For all the professional , making good money ladies out there , What if you'll know before marriage that he'll stay home ? will you accept that proposal ?
Had a loose offer as such and it was a turn off, so no.
What's wrong with sharing responsibilities? Don't we do that with roommate situations?
I would never do that I think. I cannot put a financial burden on my wife to take care of family. That is too much of stress. I would rather have her go shopping without worrying about how much she can sound than to budget every penny.
Absolutely not. Not because I wouldnât want to provide for our family, but if he is able to, why canât both of is bring home the bread?
Desi or not⌠I, personally, canât ever imagine being a stay-at-home-mom. Those days are long gone! There are only so many book I can read, or dramas I can watch. It gets boring REALLY fast. I assume the same would go for guys⌠At least I hope
no its too much pressure and hard work .. commuting to and fro also is energy expenditure and then when u work outside u also have to use brain energy .. its easier to stay home .. eight hours straight workign hard 5 days a week .. god no !
I would never do that I think. I cannot put a financial burden on my wife to take care of family. That is too much of stress. I would rather have her go shopping without worrying about how much she can sound than to budget every penny.
don't know if working from home dads can be categorized as such, but I have seen many people especially in IT techs or IT Managerial levels who work from home full time and the reason is kids.
