I agree. As part of another forum, I recently read a thread titled "do you cook/serve your husbands dinner?" ... Well, I do cook and I serve my husband his dinner. It's just the way it's always been in my house. Not because he has said "I am the man of the house and you will serve me" I just don't see it any other way. But clearly some women with a chip on their shoulder went back to say "absolutely not. Why should I?" These women go on to sound angry, bitter, and scorn when they refer to men and THESE ARE THEIR HUSBANDS.
We generalize men, we call them cheaters, players, and all kinds of condescending names...But let a man call us by what we really are and we get defensive, catty, and insulting. I've had this conversation with my husband many times... and I'm glad you posted this article.
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I agree. As part of another forum, I recently read a thread titled "do you cook/serve your husbands dinner?" ... Well, I do cook and I serve my husband his dinner. It's just the way it's always been in my house. Not because he has said "I am the man of the house and you will serve me" I just don't see it any other way. But clearly some women with a chip on their shoulder went back to say "absolutely not. Why should I?" These women go on to sound angry, bitter, and scorn when they refer to men and THESE ARE THEIR HUSBANDS.
We generalize men, we call them cheaters, players, and all kinds of condescending names...But let a man call us by what we really are and we get defensive, catty, and insulting. I've had this conversation with my husband many times... and I'm glad you posted this article.
September 22, 2009 - 6:16amThis Comment
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