Closet Sexist

It’s been 11 years to the day he asked me to be his girlfriend, so in honor of our love, I wanted to settle some household issues the Husband and I currently deal with.

I’m a sexist in a feminist’s body and I believe there is a clear line that separates male and female chores.

Examples:

Female chore = stocking toilet paper in bathrooms
Male chore = taking out the trash

Female chore = throwing away bad food from the fridge
Male chore = washing the dog bowls

Female chore = folding up throw blankets and rearranging pillows on the couch after Husband messes them up every night
Male chore = cleaning the garage (which he did this weekend without my even having to ask!)

The Husband disagrees with this separation and thinks that if I want something done, I should just do it rather than nag. So yes, everyone, despite my abhorrence to garbage, I routinely take out the trash. The other night, I put my foot down when he suggested I hose off the back porch. Seriously? Isn’t it enough that I keep our plants and flowers alive?

Husband, I promise to bring down the collection of water cups you have on your nightstand for the rest of my life if you promise to always haul in the groceries.

Happy Anniversary. I love you.

 

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3 thoughts on “Closet Sexist

  1. Belen says:

    I have my chores too S!
    Happy anniversary! you guys are a to cute together, wish you many more years of happiness!
    XX

  2. Sabra says:

    So glad to hear others have boy and girls chores too!

  3. Avdelingen says:

    I’ve been finding great deal of entertainment in this post and also a lot og truth. We also have girl tasks and boy tasks in our house. Vacuum cleaning is a typical boy task, paying bills is a boy task, picking clothes for the kids is my task and any kind og shopping also is my task.

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