Just because one person doesn't earn money doesn't mean they aren't working. Being a 24 hour parent, housekeeper, chauffeur, nurse, etc takes a lot more energy than just working a 9-5 job.
Absolutely the income producing partner needs to help out.
No way. I think everyone should help out. Granted the person whom stays at home might do a bigger percentage. Just think people should clean up after themselves as to not make it such a huge task for the person who stays at home.
I think that the breadwinner should at least help out a little, especially if you have kids. If you're both doing things to help out, it lessons the stress if it were to be the responsibility of just one person.
I don't think that the breadwinner should do all the housework but I think they should help out. If someone expects everything to be done for them then the other person will resent it and wonder why they have to look after someone who is capable of looking after themselves.
well I'm very highly opinionated on this because of what I grew up with. My mother worked a full time job and a part time job, plus cleaned houses on the side while my father sat home and watched television, played video games, and napped. never cleaned anything (except cleaned out the cupboard when he ate.) he'd occasionally go through the cookbook and have the page open to a recipe and tell my mom, soon as she got in from work, that she should cook that for dinner. NOT ACCEPTABLE!
I think the person working should still do basics like pick up after themselves, and other chores should be divided into everyone else....I mean if they aren't working a full time job bringing in the money, they should pull their weight in other ways such as chores.
I think if the person that makes the money for the house shouldn't refuse to help if asked by the other partner. I think if they didn't help out too sometimes it might then start to make the other partner feel like a servant. There needs to be compromise to reach a happy medium.
I live alone so do everything. However for those that don't live alone, there is no clear cut answer -- it really depends upon the circumstances in that particular household
I live alone, so I have to earn the money AND do the chores! But when I have lived with others, it's equal all the way around - we all contribute financially and in terms of working around the house.
If the main breadwinner isn't going to help with the chores, then I guess asking would be looking for an arguement. As the non-breadwinner, I would assume would pick up the slack and keep the daily household going...could be tricky!
If bread winner is providing financially for the home, the other members of the household should do the chores so the bread winner can rest before going back to work.
well being a technician i think keeping the cars running for free is my contribution to the household chores plus i do little things that's when i was married.
If there is only one person making the money in the household they shouldn't have to clean up any messes, except for their own. Regular cleaning like vacuuming or cleaning the bathroom, etc, should be done by someone else.
In our house, the breadwinner does not do daily chores but he does help with what I consider "Man stuff" - cutting grass, taking out trash - that stuff.
I think they should still do some housework. In our house I stay home and my husband works so I do most of the work and I'm perfectly fine with that. I also did most of the work when I did work at an outside job.
I think some should be shared but the one not working should do the majority. The working person should still clean up after themselves out of respect
I think it depends on the people. If one person makes ABSOLUTELY ALL of the money, and the other member(s) do/doesn't work at all, then I don't see why the monetary provider should be doing household chores regularly. Not that they shouldn't help out at times, but in general I'd say the breadwinner isn't responsible for chores. However, when kids are in the mix, things become more complicated.
It depends on the situation especially if there is kids to look after which is like a full time job. In this case both people should be responsible for cleaning.
Depending on the situation, but YES they still have to do chores but they might swap around some of them. For example If say the person who is now working also did the cooking then the one who is not working may need to pick up the cooking instead due to time issues and have the other take up a different chore.
My husband is a saint. I'm disabled and he does all of the chores, shopping, cleaning, and gardening. He's retired but I don't know how he does it all. All I do is the cooking & laundry & trying to win prizes and that helps us a lot.
Not at all, if they are bringing in all the money they should be able to come home...away from their daily job to relax. Nothing more nothing less, just relax.
I think everyone should do their share - if that means they just help with dishes while the other bathes the kids - so be it - but it needs to be worker out as a couple - everyone is unique
If they're the ONLY person working and bringing in the money I don't think they should have to do any of the household chores. Not a single one. That should fall to the people who are at home all/most of the day.
depends on the job- for example, someone who sits at a desk all day would actually be doing their health some good if they do chores after work. Different story if it's someone who's been on their feet all day ( farming, carpentry, ect): In those cases, the other household members should do the house chores.
I work my tail off at work. Unfortunately hubby is at home and his condition does not allow him to help to much. It's me, myself and I. Maybe you should have a giveaway for maid service.
if only one person is working and making all the money then the other who iassume is at home should do the chores and keep house,if they both work then chores should be split:)
No everyone in the household should share the responsibilities of the household chores. They all live there & they all make they mess so they all should help in keeping it clean.
Yes, they should. This is our situation - my husband works and I am a homemaker. We also homeschool our children. I do the majority of the household chores, but he does at least of the cooking and some of the cleaning. Regardless of who has a "real" job, keeping our home tidy is the responsibility of every family member IMHO
No!! I don't hold a job outside of the house, but I do bring in a good amount of money every month- BUT- I do all of the cooking and cleaning, etc. My hubby works hard and deserves his time off- but he still is responsible for mowing the lawn and the outside work. I'm happy with the situation!
There are a number a number of variables; how much of a toll does the job take on the breadwinner [is this person a desk drone or a construction worker?]? what's the health of the non-breadwinner? is the non-breadwinner also taking care of children? Ultimately, it comes down to a fair and equitable division of labour, which is arrived at through a discussion between the couple, not asking contest enterers hoping the majority will side with you over Andrea.
I for sure think that they should help especially if the one who is not working is at home with children all day because that is also a job just not one that requires getting up in the morning and leaving the house
I think the chores should still be shared. It's more of an issues of the appearance of power. If a person works and doesn't help with chores they seem more like a boss than a spouse or family member
Head of household, breadwinner, and I still do work around the house. I like to do it my way. Sure it's hard work but at least you get it the way you want.
I think they should contribute, but not as much as the person at home. There should be a degree of cooperation at home, but the person making money deserves a bit of a break at home.
I think everybody in the house can pitch in to do their own parts with different chores and/or jobs around the house.... If they're busy on that day, they can do what they didnt do another day or they can get others to help them finish what they need to do...
My husband is the breadwinner of the house, and NO he is not responsible for things being done around the house. Call me old fashioned but I do the household chores.
I think the breadwinner should still contribute to the household via chores, but not as much as the stay at home person does. I am disabled, so my husband is the breadwinner AND responsible for 75% of the chores! =O He's amazing! =)
To a degree, if the person staying home is taking care of the couples children. If no children are involved, then the stay at home person should be responsible for pretty much everything. In my house, when our children were young, my husband took out the trash and was responsible for the repairs around the house and the car, but not much else,unless I was really sick. Still pretty much the same, except now our kids are responsible for a lot more around the house.
Technically no they shouldn't have to help but since a house is a big place I think everyone should kick in at least a little bit. But I am a neat freak so my opinion is a little biased.
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I believe everyone should pitch in on the household chores regardless of whether you're a single bread winner or not. The person living at home can't possibly do everything by them self- that's too much of a strain on a single individual. I say we need to work as a team, all the time!
Well, it kind of depends on what the person "at home" is doing. Most of the stay-at-home people I know work their behinds off to keep the house, laundry, meals, shopping, bills, kids, etc. in good shape. So they deserve some help with dishes, etc. and I think the bread winner should help out. However, if the "stay-at-home" is a "do nothing", then nope ... bread winner gets a rest.
I think that the breadwinner still has some responsibility to help out with certain chores, as the person who stays at home and takes care of the home, will soon feel that they are burdened with everything. A few things done to help out goes a long way in the good books.
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I think everyone should help with the chores. Makes it a lot easier.
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Yes, because we live in a society where public and private roles are overlapping. But of course, it is subjective! Helping out will be appreciated :) and you might get rewards ;) :P
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Everyone has to work together, if there is 2 people they have to meet half way in order for thing to get done! It's a win win situation lol :-)
FabianCoxy 4 months ago
Lol yeah right i'm the one that does most of it :p
rad1ant 4 months ago
No they dont. still help kind of
annabell482 4 months ago
Sure. It one person's working and the other's not, it probably shouldn't be 50/50, but they should still help.
bffkitty 4 months ago
I haven't been to Victoria Secrets in years!
TheWhitesaturn 4 months ago
Yes , They need to help too! Everyone needs to participate !
1Dotmarie 4 months ago
yes
marceldboudreau 4 months ago
Just because one person doesn't earn money doesn't mean they aren't working. Being a 24 hour parent, housekeeper, chauffeur, nurse, etc takes a lot more energy than just working a 9-5 job.
Absolutely the income producing partner needs to help out.
willitara 4 months ago
Everybody has to participate!
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No, they don't need to do daily chores, but they should clean up after themselves and help out a little on a weekly basis instead of daily.
pinkysade 4 months ago
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bunnyxb 4 months ago
No
bostonsportsfan4life 4 months ago
yes, but they can take their pick to a certain point
PoignantTuna 4 months ago
no they shouldnt!
tehunwanted 4 months ago
They should still be shared but maybe not 50/50
linds0120 4 months ago
yes
mjavor 4 months ago
No way. I think everyone should help out. Granted the person whom stays at home might do a bigger percentage. Just think people should clean up after themselves as to not make it such a huge task for the person who stays at home.
LoyalT100 4 months ago
I think that the breadwinner should at least help out a little, especially if you have kids. If you're both doing things to help out, it lessons the stress if it were to be the responsibility of just one person.
blueyes09 4 months ago
I don't think that the breadwinner should do all the housework but I think they should help out. If someone expects everything to be done for them then the other person will resent it and wonder why they have to look after someone who is capable of looking after themselves.
FaeryCharmed 4 months ago
...it's "all hands on deck" at our place !
brianpiero 4 months ago
well I'm very highly opinionated on this because of what I grew up with. My mother worked a full time job and a part time job, plus cleaned houses on the side while my father sat home and watched television, played video games, and napped. never cleaned anything (except cleaned out the cupboard when he ate.) he'd occasionally go through the cookbook and have the page open to a recipe and tell my mom, soon as she got in from work, that she should cook that for dinner. NOT ACCEPTABLE!
galesburgbrat 4 months ago
yes it is responsible chores must be shared
rchavezcardenas 4 months ago
should be shared, ie one cooks, the other washes the dishes
pnyknights 4 months ago
Chores should be shared
ultimitloozer 4 months ago
I think all chores must be done by both husband and wife maybe less chores for the one who works harder outside of the house
EverythingAE 4 months ago
not really, the one that is not working should work at home
BelieveDont 4 months ago
all the work should be done equally...
reggieclim 4 months ago
I think the person working should still do basics like pick up after themselves, and other chores should be divided into everyone else....I mean if they aren't working a full time job bringing in the money, they should pull their weight in other ways such as chores.
texgurl86 4 months ago
Isn't this between you and Andrea? Don't drag us into it.
whowhatisnow 4 months ago
+1 @0JuLeds0
eveningocean 4 months ago
I think if the person that makes the money for the house shouldn't refuse to help if asked by the other partner. I think if they didn't help out too sometimes it might then start to make the other partner feel like a servant. There needs to be compromise to reach a happy medium.
0JuLeds0 4 months ago
I am the one person in the house who earns the money in my household, I still help out with some things, but usually on the weekends.
SNOW2SUN 4 months ago
They should still be split between everyone in the household.
NRK013 4 months ago
I live alone so do everything. However for those that don't live alone, there is no clear cut answer -- it really depends upon the circumstances in that particular household
krbcan 4 months ago
no they should not have to do the chores
lalatutu123 4 months ago
I live alone, so I have to earn the money AND do the chores! But when I have lived with others, it's equal all the way around - we all contribute financially and in terms of working around the house.
MauStCha 4 months ago
YES! just because one person draws a paycheck does not eliminate them from having chores
cheryl2of4 4 months ago
lol nope, my dad doesnt do any of that...hes too stressed at work/with work so we try to not give him any when he comes home
MACstarlite12 4 months ago
yeah
popcornality 4 months ago
If the main breadwinner isn't going to help with the chores, then I guess asking would be looking for an arguement. As the non-breadwinner, I would assume would pick up the slack and keep the daily household going...could be tricky!
carpanko 4 months ago
If bread winner is providing financially for the home, the other members of the household should do the chores so the bread winner can rest before going back to work.
dt464 4 months ago
Hell yes!!!! I am a stay at home mom to 4 kids and don't have the desire nor the energy to all of the housework too.
sbaka3 4 months ago
Yes, chores should be shared
vranab 4 months ago
It should be a shared task
dyuester 4 months ago
Since I'm the only one in the household, I do everything but if I was at my mother's, of course I would help, that's all I can say.
DelHatesYou 4 months ago
well being a technician i think keeping the cars running for free is my contribution to the household chores plus i do little things that's when i was married.
now im a single father that does it all !
imported2nv 4 months ago
If there is only one person making the money in the household they shouldn't have to clean up any messes, except for their own. Regular cleaning like vacuuming or cleaning the bathroom, etc, should be done by someone else.
ashleighpaigeb 4 months ago
In our house, the breadwinner does not do daily chores but he does help with what I consider "Man stuff" - cutting grass, taking out trash - that stuff.
1cranepuffin 4 months ago
Depends... equity is difficult to measure and it's best to openly discuss this with all members of the household.
Puissance 4 months ago
I think they should still do some housework. In our house I stay home and my husband works so I do most of the work and I'm perfectly fine with that. I also did most of the work when I did work at an outside job.
susan1215 4 months ago
What if the bread winner was working from home and contributing to the mess???
It's a shared task no matter where you work.
calioop13 4 months ago
Hmmm....Sounds like you and Andrea are having "issues" and you are using us to decide your little argument.
alpengricho 4 months ago
Yes but they should shoulder less of the responsibility depending on the situation.
xlc88 4 months ago
I think some should be shared but the one not working should do the majority. The working person should still clean up after themselves out of respect
pebbles4112 4 months ago
I think everyone should help with the household chores regardless of working status.
millerjf22 4 months ago
I think it depends on the people. If one person makes ABSOLUTELY ALL of the money, and the other member(s) do/doesn't work at all, then I don't see why the monetary provider should be doing household chores regularly. Not that they shouldn't help out at times, but in general I'd say the breadwinner isn't responsible for chores. However, when kids are in the mix, things become more complicated.
TheRealBhevarri 4 months ago
It depends on the situation especially if there is kids to look after which is like a full time job. In this case both people should be responsible for cleaning.
TCDTC1 4 months ago
Depending on the situation, but YES they still have to do chores but they might swap around some of them. For example If say the person who is now working also did the cooking then the one who is not working may need to pick up the cooking instead due to time issues and have the other take up a different chore.
PhulesKnight 4 months ago
you bet, unless they have to do physical labour as their job and need to rest but that's no excuse for the days they don't work.
debbied48 4 months ago
I think the "bread winner" still has to help around the house. Making more money doesn't mean you get out of helping.
thisiamdenied 4 months ago
Everyone should help out
kam7703 4 months ago
nope
chromiumman 4 months ago
Absolutely.
floweredangel 4 months ago
yes they should help out sometimes especially if kids are part of the mix.
EMKr0ll 4 months ago
yes
gina6785 4 months ago
yes !
mareholmberg 4 months ago
yes
gmstavros 4 months ago
Very little.
jenn23411 4 months ago
Yeah even the bread winner needs to pitch in, maybe just a little. There is to much to one person to do, especially if there are kids.
graywolfpack5 4 months ago
My husband is a saint. I'm disabled and he does all of the chores, shopping, cleaning, and gardening. He's retired but I don't know how he does it all. All I do is the cooking & laundry & trying to win prizes and that helps us a lot.
hbinct 4 months ago
Everybody needs to help with household chores.
northbridgesouth 4 months ago
Not at all, if they are bringing in all the money they should be able to come home...away from their daily job to relax. Nothing more nothing less, just relax.
Alec693 4 months ago
yes but maybe less than the other person
44beckers 4 months ago
Yes!!
jillyrh 4 months ago
Nope
Iamthecandyman100 4 months ago
Why not? I think everyone should have a share in helping out.
stunnazbaby93 4 months ago
people that work shouldn't have to do all daily household chores.
brandonwhite56 4 months ago
I think everyone should do their share - if that means they just help with dishes while the other bathes the kids - so be it - but it needs to be worker out as a couple - everyone is unique
beewitherspoon 4 months ago
Nope they all work hard!
csscrazy233 4 months ago
Nope they work all day they deserve rest
technobob420 4 months ago
Yes you shouild
jrellik 4 months ago
not at all they bring all the money =)
amorl86 4 months ago
If they're the ONLY person working and bringing in the money I don't think they should have to do any of the household chores. Not a single one. That should fall to the people who are at home all/most of the day.
aly3360 4 months ago
Let's just say, everything is 50/50. But we make just about the same annually. And if I win today, 25 bucks would go to her.
chadrik916 4 months ago
someone is always doing more work and the others should contribute best they can
magnum17x 4 months ago
I think the bread winner should be givin some slack, but shouldnt expect it. its best for everyone to contribute.
ShadeXOps 4 months ago
depends on the job- for example, someone who sits at a desk all day would actually be doing their health some good if they do chores after work. Different story if it's someone who's been on their feet all day ( farming, carpentry, ect): In those cases, the other household members should do the house chores.
foodhistorian 4 months ago
I think everyone should contribute. But if one person is working full time, the other should be doing more of the household chores (if possible).
rlewi025 4 months ago
I think everyone should help out, including the kids
rapidfire79 4 months ago
I work my tail off at work. Unfortunately hubby is at home and his condition does not allow him to help to much. It's me, myself and I. Maybe you should have a giveaway for maid service.
Koala429 4 months ago
All household members should do what their schedules permit.
nikon989 4 months ago
yes.
pleasantbullet666 4 months ago
if only one person is working and making all the money then the other who iassume is at home should do the chores and keep house,if they both work then chores should be split:)
gemini3569 4 months ago
Of course everyone in the household should pitch in
luckydl100 4 months ago
I think the chores should be split no matter who does or does not make the most money :)
tmr6473 4 months ago
No everyone in the household should share the responsibilities of the household chores. They all live there & they all make they mess so they all should help in keeping it clean.
lllelly316 4 months ago
Yes
Farseer999 4 months ago
Probably should :P
bushelsan 4 months ago
Housework should be done by everyone, though the breadwinner should get a lighter load.
butternutz 4 months ago
Yes, they should. This is our situation - my husband works and I am a homemaker. We also homeschool our children. I do the majority of the household chores, but he does at least of the cooking and some of the cleaning. Regardless of who has a "real" job, keeping our home tidy is the responsibility of every family member IMHO
lisalonglash 4 months ago
No!! I don't hold a job outside of the house, but I do bring in a good amount of money every month- BUT- I do all of the cooking and cleaning, etc. My hubby works hard and deserves his time off- but he still is responsible for mowing the lawn and the outside work. I'm happy with the situation!
freakdujour 4 months ago
yes they should still do some chores!
prnces375 4 months ago
There are a number a number of variables; how much of a toll does the job take on the breadwinner [is this person a desk drone or a construction worker?]? what's the health of the non-breadwinner? is the non-breadwinner also taking care of children? Ultimately, it comes down to a fair and equitable division of labour, which is arrived at through a discussion between the couple, not asking contest enterers hoping the majority will side with you over Andrea.
Taurin333 4 months ago
Nice
KidApp 4 months ago
Yes, ofc why not? :D
TheMija07 4 months ago
my dad makes money and he doesnt do chores
nickhun246 4 months ago
I like to think that in a romantic relationship no one should feel obligated to do certain tasks for one another, but rather want to.
RichINFP 4 months ago
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Everyone should do chores.
coljim999 4 months ago
honestly depends on the chore.
BlunterBonsai 4 months ago
The money maker shouldn't have to do daily chores
sirdanawhite 4 months ago
without a doubt!
mizztara71 4 months ago
I for sure think that they should help especially if the one who is not working is at home with children all day because that is also a job just not one that requires getting up in the morning and leaving the house
mandaraex3 4 months ago
Because the economy has been bad nowadays both the man & women are working so yes I do believe they should pitch in and help.
bowlpatty 4 months ago
i absolutely think the bread winner should pitch in.
mo0la 4 months ago
Everyone should pitch in! :)
animasoucoyant 4 months ago
I live alone so I get to do both!
Thanks for the contest.
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Clean up your own mess, it's only fair.
prettyyoungthang05 4 months ago
I think that everyone should pitch in with chores. Besides, haven't you heard? Women actually get turned on by men who help out around the house!
sksweeps 4 months ago
Yes the woman should do all the chores while the Man is out working hard to eek out a living. #helpfultips
mrdisco9999 4 months ago
Chores are mandatory regardless of who is the breadwinner
Bukky86 4 months ago
A very simple yes, but plenty of slack given.
texaseve 4 months ago
I think the chores should still be shared. It's more of an issues of the appearance of power. If a person works and doesn't help with chores they seem more like a boss than a spouse or family member
jmcharries 4 months ago
yes, especially if the stay-at-home partner is caring for their children
LeesaWho 4 months ago
Bweep!
gorgonzola357 4 months ago
You bet your sweet.. um. .. I mean yes. Everyone who lives in a house should share in the housework.
eclecticlibrarian 4 months ago
Yes . She should help out sometimes. It's only fair!
2dogs5catscrew 4 months ago
They should help out when needed, but not all the time.
HOOODFIG2G 4 months ago
Yes, he should do a minimum!
scoubidibidou 4 months ago
Sharing the chores is good. It shows teamwork. See you tomorrow.
mothermineral 4 months ago
Head of household, breadwinner, and I still do work around the house. I like to do it my way. Sure it's hard work but at least you get it the way you want.
hongsc 4 months ago
I think they should contribute, but not as much as the person at home. There should be a degree of cooperation at home, but the person making money deserves a bit of a break at home.
Gramku 4 months ago
I think everybody in the house can pitch in to do their own parts with different chores and/or jobs around the house.... If they're busy on that day, they can do what they didnt do another day or they can get others to help them finish what they need to do...
hi0how0are0ya 4 months ago
My husband is the breadwinner of the house, and NO he is not responsible for things being done around the house. Call me old fashioned but I do the household chores.
dfox1975 4 months ago
I think the breadwinner should still contribute to the household via chores, but not as much as the stay at home person does. I am disabled, so my husband is the breadwinner AND responsible for 75% of the chores! =O He's amazing! =)
ThePixieSprinkles 4 months ago
My wife and I are currently in this situation. I believe that whoever is the breadwinner in the family should not be subjected to household chores.
Dmccauley3 4 months ago
well hubby is now the only breadwinner due to my illness.He still helps me with daily chores :)
mjadaa 4 months ago
In my household, the breadwinner does not participate in household chores.
Glogirl31 4 months ago
To a degree, if the person staying home is taking care of the couples children. If no children are involved, then the stay at home person should be responsible for pretty much everything. In my house, when our children were young, my husband took out the trash and was responsible for the repairs around the house and the car, but not much else,unless I was really sick. Still pretty much the same, except now our kids are responsible for a lot more around the house.
mkboldin 4 months ago
Yes, but not 50-50. You're not living at a hotel, so you should be responsible for some of the chores.
brooklynshoebabe 4 months ago
Yes, but only minimally.
JMyers666 4 months ago
No, they should be treated like royalty and have the other household members as their slaves.
SilentOutlaw 4 months ago
yupper
xmd5 4 months ago
Yes I think they should help with some chores
astroqueen67 4 months ago
yep, equal sharing of jobs makes everything easier around the house
drummerkid0909 4 months ago
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swiener11 4 months ago
yes of cocurse
clvn8 4 months ago
Technically no they shouldn't have to help but since a house is a big place I think everyone should kick in at least a little bit. But I am a neat freak so my opinion is a little biased.
bipple305 4 months ago
Definitely, every little bit counts!
Ahhlekz 4 months ago
@givingitaway Thx so much but I tried to change it to swiener11 but my username on Youtube is sherri2345 and I can't change it. Can I get credit for my Youtube entry w. sherri2345?
swiener11 4 months ago
@swiener11 I changed your account on givingitaway for you so from now on keep commenting on YouTube with the same account and you'll always get your YouTube entry :)
givingitawaytv 4 months ago
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pebbles4112 4 months ago
I definitely think they should help out around the house still, especially if there are children in the house!
sunshine279 4 months ago
I think a little help would be good however most household chores should be done while the breadwinner works.
HillarySchlaht 4 months ago
No their contribution is paying for the house, everyone just needs to take care of it
ryanlgmx 4 months ago
I believe everyone should pitch in on the household chores regardless of whether you're a single bread winner or not. The person living at home can't possibly do everything by them self- that's too much of a strain on a single individual. I say we need to work as a team, all the time!
5isha5 4 months ago
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ryanlgmx 4 months ago
yes they are, but shouldn't be. also depends what the other person does
themexicanponcho 4 months ago
Well, it kind of depends on what the person "at home" is doing. Most of the stay-at-home people I know work their behinds off to keep the house, laundry, meals, shopping, bills, kids, etc. in good shape. So they deserve some help with dishes, etc. and I think the bread winner should help out. However, if the "stay-at-home" is a "do nothing", then nope ... bread winner gets a rest.
reducefootprints 4 months ago
We have two incomes and split chores, but if someone is the only breadwinner, they should still help out.
SunshynV 4 months ago
Yep, they are
agordon10 4 months ago
they are 100% responsible!!
winchappy 4 months ago
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winchappy 4 months ago
Not most of it, they work hard but to keep it sweet it would be a wise idea
to lend a helping hand without having to be asked.
KAPUMAKA 4 months ago
I think that the breadwinner still has some responsibility to help out with certain chores, as the person who stays at home and takes care of the home, will soon feel that they are burdened with everything. A few things done to help out goes a long way in the good books.
hannasmom2003 4 months ago
Not unless they want to.
JDawson02 4 months ago
noooo!!!!!!
telhunter1 4 months ago
Noooooooo ... There must be a clear delineation between worker and leisured. I cannot be sullied by work of any kind. .
unclegavinb 4 months ago
Heck no!
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I think everyone should help with the chores. Makes it a lot easier.
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givingitawaytv 4 months ago
if they made the mess yes or take turns
kittycat44878 4 months ago
Yes, because we live in a society where public and private roles are overlapping. But of course, it is subjective! Helping out will be appreciated :) and you might get rewards ;) :P
chocochip08 4 months ago
I am lucky enough to be a stay at home mom.... Wish everyone could so they could raise their own children...
mhagan7955 4 months ago
Sure they should. Household chores should be a team effort.
sanmanyt 4 months ago
My husband brings in the income and still helps me out when I ask.