Male Homemaker

Both are equally good homemakers, this task and role has been shared throughout centuries. Especially this century, since many jobs and tasks Women are capable of filling.

Well the great thing about peer review and statistics is that it's actually really hard to have biases influence the validity of a study unless you straight up lied about the numbers in your studies. It's all math. If the p-value is greater than the alpha, then you don't reject the null hypothesis and whatnot. It also means that multiple people have reviewed the math and the methodology. So I'm basically saying whenever people make blanket statements, you have to back it up. You have the burden of proof and if you can't prove it, then you're basically not saying anything that means anything Edit cause I skimmed that last part Also it's kinda silly to say "just look around you" because that implies that what I see in my particular location and in my individual world view is somehow representative of a larger group. Especially if it's something like all women are or all men are. That is almost the definition of bias if I'm comparing the world as equal to my own point of view

Oh, my. I don't believe that this thread is good anymore. It seems that no one is able to speak their minds now of days. I'm out. ~.~

It can entail doing the same thing, a relationship should be about balance on that level. Equating the load as much as possible, though sure a male or female can be more adept at doing one thing or the other; That depends on the person. You have plenty of single fathers with kids out there, they're just rarely heard about, but they're there in numbers. As for your question, there are many types of jobs: Albeit in the technological, hospitality, medical fields. Even some labor intensive fields females are capable of doing this day and age.

I've got like no marketable skills and find satisfaction in chores and the like. If, hypothetically, I did end up in this type of relationship and we ended up separating, I'd be out of luck. Also, have you considered a couple that is without children?

I said nothing about kicking puppies, so I think you're barking up the wrong tree. I'm horrible with children, I hate kids, who is to say if I had a husband that he would have to raise children? Maybe he can raise our cat and dog and keep the house straight, or we could even share the duty. Also, you are giving men too little credit. You're basically implying "Men are horrible with kids so they shouldn't be allowed to raise them, that's the women's job." and that is completely wrong. I know plenty of men that are much better with children than me. It's not a matter of ethics and morals as much as it is more practical for some people to do what they feel like, be it the man take care of the kids and the woman work or otherwise. Men can make a happy and wholesome environment for their children as much as a woman can.

Meh.. I'll be rich so I'll just get charwoman/man. And multitasking is a redeeming quality in the working field, too, so why does it make keeping the house my duty and not working? If my future husband would enjoy keeping the house sure why not.. I don't really care. Though I like doing the dishes occasionally. That shit is relaxing af.

The homemaker, be it a "Housewife" or a "Housebro" (I dunno, just kinda made up the latter term) really is a vital role for any family. And one role, I feel has been sadly neglected as both genders are really pushing toward masculine energies. Thats a byproduct of our economy here in the states, I suppose. But I'd be perfectly happy fulfilling the role if it means one person does. Since my ambitions are more horizontal than lateral, I'd probably be more suited to it than a potential partner who has high aspirations and personal dreams. Then again, I get distracted easily during housework. I get wrapped up in my writings and my video games. -__- And my two least favorite activities are doing dishes and laundry... And I'd need to learn how to cook. Damn, maybe I'm just too lazy for the job. I am told often however, that I have good "Dad" traits. So I guess the kids will keep me in line. But damn it, I don't want kids yet.