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Elgaxton (m)
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Its all about understanding between the two of them.
I think the kitchen?domestic work still belongs to the wife sha but if they can share it
amongst themselves then no wahala, but the problem be sey if the man see woman
wey take proper care of am na im be sey e don beee o.
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yinkuso08
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Personally I don't see anything wrong in my husband doing chores. We both work full-time and my mother in-law takes care of our children. Whoever gets home first makes dinner for both of us, most of the time he does and it does nto bother him. He helps out a lot and he knows that I don't wait for him to get things done either. It's not because we both work but because he feels like it is his duty to also do some work around the house.
When I had our first child, i tried being a stay at home mom for 6 months (got bored and dusted my portfolio back to workforce) even then, he always helped with the baby when he came home stating that taking care of a child is 2 full time jobs. I even had every other Friday to go out and pamper myself while he took care of the baby. I guess it depends on both people and their understanding. Here in the US it's not easy to get maid, u just have to work it out somehow.
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chiegemba (f)
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sure! very necessary 
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algood (f)
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Yes ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh There is no crime in that , it doent reduce or add to them. 
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opokonwa (m)
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If you love your lady and you discover that she needs help, help her. Period. But that's not to encourage swaping Domestic Roles.
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