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Title: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on October 31, 2010, 11:00:25 PM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on October 31, 2010, 11:18:37 PM
Seen it in Japan many times with foreigners.

They marry a Japanese girl, live here but cannot speak the language and can't work.

The fun is usually over when the wife starts to wonder why most of her income goes into steroids, supplements and food.  ;D ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Alex23 on October 31, 2010, 11:22:29 PM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?

Depends where you live... here in socal even 100-130K+ isn't "pretty comfortable".....it's ok but low key... well compared to... nevermind..

over 200k your lifestyle really changes...


My guess is you make 40-50k, have it ok but looking for the "bump" in lifestyle and think 6 figures is another world... not really..
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on October 31, 2010, 11:26:20 PM
Depends where you live... here in socal even 100-130K+ isn't "pretty comfortable".....it's ok but low key... well compared to... nevermind..

over 200k your lifestyle really changes...


My guess is you make 40-50k, have it ok but looking for the "bump" in lifestyle and think 6 figures is another world... not really..

lol oh brother  ::)

i see you are in one of those "moods" again....

i can't really be bothered replying to you at the moment....
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Alex23 on October 31, 2010, 11:34:56 PM
lol oh brother  ::)
i see you are in one of those "moods" again....
i can't really be bothered replying to you at the moment....

You sound like my wife when being asked to give head while on the phone... . Grow a pair baldy...
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: kiwiol on October 31, 2010, 11:52:58 PM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?

There's a guy who posts here called 'Oldschool Flip' who is a house husband. You might want to PM him.

And while we're on the topic, let me know if money runs in the family and she's got a hot sister ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 12:05:16 AM
here is my view on house husbsbands...

I have a new found respect for my wife since yesterday - our son is now 4 month old and overall we have pulled six in the parent lottery with him.
He doesn't cry he sleeps always at the same time, no colic never any problems etc etc just a happy and healthy baby, even better my wife gets up
every night and lets me sleep  :o I told her a mill times I'm going to do it but she said - nah you've got work tomorrow.
Anyways - what we tend to do is on the weekend give my wife 4-5 h of her own which she uses to go out and go shopping so she can forget about
the baby for a while.
So I had the little dude yesterday from 2 - 6 and let me tell you folks...
I am fucking glad I have the luxury to get up and go to work every morning, cuz I have no idea how she is doing it a full day, day in day out - I love my son
to bits but when they start crying and don't stop and you have no fucking idea what to do next.. fuuck you get angry.
So house husband? Not for me man - I have every bit of respect for somebody who can do it and especially for the mill of wifes that stay at home and
do some of the toughest jobs on earth - I am glad I can go to work.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 12:24:06 AM
here is my view on house husbsbands...

I have a new found respect for my wife since yesterday - our son is now 4 month old and overall we have pulled six in the parent lottery with him.
He doesn't cry he sleeps always at the same time, no colic never any problems etc etc just a happy and healthy baby, even better my wife gets up
every night and lets me sleep  :o I told her a mill times I'm going to do it but she said - nah you've got work tomorrow.
Anyways - what we tend to do is on the weekend give my wife 4-5 h of her own which she uses to go out and go shopping so she can forget about
the baby for a while.
So I had the little dude yesterday from 2 - 6 and let me tell you folks...
I am fucking glad I have the luxury to get up and go to work every morning, cuz I have no idea how she is doing it a full day, day in day out - I love my son
to bits but when they start crying and don't stop and you have no fucking idea what to do next.. fuuck you get angry.
So house husband? Not for me man - I have every bit of respect for somebody who can do it and especially for the mill of wifes that stay at home and
do some of the toughest jobs on earth - I am glad I can go to work.

Spot on.

Well on the other hand all the "house husbands" i know are busy with training 5-6 hours in the gym and then play playstation until wifey comes home, lol....
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 12:36:08 AM
Spot on.

Well on the other hand all the "house husbands" i know are busy with training 5-6 hours in the gym and then play playstation until wifey comes home, lol....

well thats not possible unless they have no kids, you know as much as I do - if you are a "normal" [person you cannot ignore the crying
of your baby.

I got fucking scared of myself - I have a very short temper and I got soooo fucking angry yesterday - and it was nothing I mean 4h is nothing, I have
no fucking idea how single parents do it - if they have support from their family well okay but without damn.

I hope I am going to be a good dad - I know being a father is easy - but not being a dad.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on November 01, 2010, 01:22:26 AM
well thats not possible unless they have no kids, you know as much as I do - if you are a "normal" [person you cannot ignore the crying
of your baby.

I got fucking scared of myself - I have a very short temper and I got soooo fucking angry yesterday - and it was nothing I mean 4h is nothing, I have
no fucking idea how single parents do it - if they have support from their family well okay but without damn.

I hope I am going to be a good dad - I know being a father is easy - but not being a dad.
i know what you mean, since my daughters birth 2 years ago my playstation is running 1/4 of the time. shes 2 years old now and if you try to play you have her on your lap in 2 minutes jumping up and down and wants attention. but i wouldnt want it another way =)


does your life before the baby feels meaningless now? i  would never want to go back to the life i hade before her, i had a lots of fun but now it feels completely meaningless and i wouldnt now what to do
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: roccoginge on November 01, 2010, 01:28:20 AM
why would you even have to comment about your playstupid!
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: TommyBoy on November 01, 2010, 04:53:45 AM
Being a "house husband" is currently my job. :P We have a 1 year old together and my wife is...doing well to say the least. We figured it is pointless for me to work any job making less than what she is considering day care costs and the fact someone else would be "raising" our child. I turned down jobs all over the world quite literally to make sure I'm in the same area as my wife and won't take a similar type job outside of 30m driving time.

With that said, being a full time house dad is a hell of a lot more work than my actual job was (I'm an air traffic controller by trade). Since she does the same she knows she can't come home and give me a line of B.S. about how hard her day was since I know how the job operates. Seriously, being a full time parent (a good one anyways) is a hell of a lot more work than actually going to work. She gets a big break every day and she knows it. I can't wait to get back to work just for some damn down time.

And no, it is definitely not taking your manhood. Only the dumbest beta males would believe that line of crap. Owning up to your responsibilities is one of the largest traits of being a man.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: newmom on November 01, 2010, 04:56:53 AM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?

would you do it NZMM?
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: newmom on November 01, 2010, 05:00:58 AM
Stark,

That's great he sleeps. It's not easy that's for sure, especially newborns. Boys seem to cut teeth sooner than girls, perhaps maybe that's why he was cranky. I'm sure she appreciates those 4 hours. It definately helps I'm sure
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Red Hook on November 01, 2010, 05:04:16 AM
There's a guy who posts here called 'Oldschool Flip' who is a house husband. You might want to PM him.

And while we're on the topic, let me know if money runs in the family and she's got a hot sister ;D

you will have to wait  in line.. I already PMd him my info inregards to a chubby sister  ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Tapeworm on November 01, 2010, 05:04:22 AM
Anyways - what we tend to do is on the weekend give my wife 4-5 h of her own which she uses to go out and go shopping so she can forget about
the baby for a while.

And she keeps coming back?!
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Lundgren on November 01, 2010, 05:36:07 AM
My dad is sort of not that he was some pussy bitch about it. His trade was pipefitting could of made loads of money in nothern alberta, but my parents decided to stay home(newfoundland). They got basically a free house from my grandmother, so my dad spent his weekend rebuilding it(well over 100k worth of work) and worked as a carpenter on the side(still does). However my mom makes  135k a year, with no morgage, so my dad basically works only a few months of the year(got a bad heart takes no chance).

My parents live it up, they could of moved to northern canada and had equal incomes of 150k each, but there liftstyle with no mortage, close ties to family, and cheap cost of living couldn't be beat anywere else. Safe to say I'm very jealous of my folks >:(
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: BIG ACH on November 01, 2010, 05:47:05 AM

Fuck yeah!!! If my wife was making like a million dollars - I'll quit my job and be a full time bodybuilder!   ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Meso_z on November 01, 2010, 06:29:17 AM
living the dream!!

"train-eat-sleep-repeat"  ::)
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Mr Nobody on November 01, 2010, 06:55:16 AM
Take the money NZ.  8) Fuck the pride.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Tre on November 01, 2010, 06:56:16 AM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?

Go get a job, Negro. 

Bring the household income up to $200K, live comfortably, retire early and let your money go to work for you.

Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: CalvinH on November 01, 2010, 07:09:38 AM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?



Where I live it's not enough to live the way I would like to....In bumblefuck U.S.A. it would be great.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: leadhead on November 01, 2010, 07:14:22 AM
I'd do it, especially seeing as I was the only income generator for 4 years while she was a house wife. It would be like payback
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Thin Lizzy on November 01, 2010, 07:16:41 AM
It's not natural for a man to spend the whole day chasing a small child around. There's a reason the term "Mr. Mom" sounds silly.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Tapeworm on November 01, 2010, 07:21:57 AM
It's not natural for a man to spend the whole day chasing a small child around.

Vince, are you getting this?
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 07:25:19 AM
It's not natural for a man to spend the whole day chasing a small child around. There's a reason the term "Mr. Mom" sounds silly.

Spot on.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 07:57:20 AM
Stark,

That's great he sleeps. It's not easy that's for sure, especially newborns. Boys seem to cut teeth sooner than girls, perhaps maybe that's why he was cranky. I'm sure she appreciates those 4 hours. It definately helps I'm sure

not even any sign of any tooth - i'm counting the days.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 07:58:21 AM
not even any sign of any tooth - i'm counting the days.

Wait till he gets teeth, then the sleeping is over....  ;D ;D

Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 08:03:23 AM
Wait till he gets teeth, then the sleeping is over....  ;D ;D



Well you know i'm not getting easily scared anymore - guess what all you already parents told us when we said we gonna have a baby:
1) Enjoy your sleep its over when you have the baby and you walk around like a Zombie
2) Enjoy your sex - its over as soon as the baby is there
3) You're baby WILL have colic and you will fucking want to kill yourself
4) Forget holidays for a long time you will not be able to afford them

and so on and so on and so on....

1) I've had 2 nights where I had not enough sleep
2) I have sex all the time no problem
3) No colic
4) We just had a weekend in Riga

So lets see
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 08:05:45 AM
Well you know i'm not getting easily scared anymore - guess what all you already parents told us when we said we gonna have a baby:
1) Enjoy your sleep its over when you have the baby and you walk around like a Zombie
2) Enjoy your sex - its over as soon as the baby is there
3) You're baby WILL have colic and you will fucking want to kill yourself
4) Forget holidays for a long time you will not be able to afford them

and so on and so on and so on....

1) I've had 2 nights where I had not enough sleep
2) I have sex all the time no problem
3) No colic
4) We just had a weekend in Riga

So lets see

LOL, i know, i'm just teasing you.

Actually nothing is ever THAT bad, only when the kid is really sick with a high fever or sth like this, but then it's more a mental thing, normally nothing bad happens with that as well.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 08:08:40 AM
If your wife is earning 100K plus and you have a pretty comfortable lifestyle....

living them dream or having all your manhood taken away from you?
Living the dream. I still work part time, but that because I want to. Raising my daughter and doing all the parent stuff with her is a ONE TIME shot and I wouldn't have it any other way right now.
I also can pretty much hit the gym when I want, go to movies and just relax a lot.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 08:11:37 AM
Spot on.

Well on the other hand all the "house husbands" i know are busy with training 5-6 hours in the gym and then play playstation until wifey comes home, lol....
Well not 5-6 hours (2 at the most) and Playstation is a big part of the day! So is porn! It's not as hard a job as everyone thinks if you have a little patience.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 08:14:08 AM
Well not 5-6 hours (2 at the most) and Playstation is a big part of the day! So is porn! It's not as hard a job as everyone thinks if you have a little patience.

Sounds like university (without the kid).

I would shoot myself if i had to go there again...
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 08:16:38 AM
Sounds like university (without the kid).

I would shoot myself if i had to go there again...
Not to kid you there are trying times, but when you see that kid run to you after class is over, with a big smile calling your name and giving you a hug, there isn't any other job I'd rather have right now.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: CalvinH on November 01, 2010, 08:18:20 AM
Spot on.


Unless she's 18 ;)
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 08:20:50 AM
Not to kid you there are trying times, but when you see that kid run to you after class is over, with a big smile calling your name and giving you a hug, there isn't any other job I'd rather have right now.

I can see that, as i have a kid myself, but i feel comfortable in the role of being the one that brings the money in and have my wife dispose of dirty diapers and make the shopping.


Unless she's 18 ;)

As long as your wife takes care of your kid, there's enough time for that.

 ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 08:22:29 AM
LOL, i know, i'm just teasing you.

Actually nothing is ever THAT bad, only when the kid is really sick with a high fever or sth like this, but then it's more a mental thing, normally nothing bad happens with that as well.

Friend of a Friends kid (5 years old) had managitis (or however you spell that) - kid died in under 2h ... that's the horror stuff that makes me so fucking scared I want to puke.
I try most of the time not to think about it.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 08:26:10 AM
Friend of a Friends kid (5 years old) had managitis (or however you spell that) - kid died in under 2h ... that's the horror stuff that makes me so fucking scared I want to puke.
I try most of the time not to think about it.

Wait til you rush to the hospital first time when the kid has a 41 degrees fever on a Sunday night...  :-X :-X :-X :-X :-X

But then after you made the experience you get relaxed. As long as it's not a bad disease it's ok. It's really the worst when they get sick.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 08:30:14 AM
I can see that, as i have a kid myself, but i feel comfortable in the role of being the one that brings the money in and have my wife dispose of dirty diapers and make the shopping.
Lol, changing diapers was like slugging down protein shakes of old that had liver in them! After a few times, it's just a routine. You know what was the real tough part? Dealing with the bitchy mothers who just complained about their husbands all day long! I've never complained to my wife once, and don't nag her or tell her to help out. If you're organized, and just get the shit done right, there is PLENTY of time to kick back and still do the things you want to do.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 08:33:03 AM
Lol, changing diapers was like slugging down protein shakes of old that had liver in them! After a few times, it's just a routine. You know what was the real tough part? Dealing with the bitchy mothers who just complained about their husbands all day long! I've never complained to my wife once, and don't nag her or tell her to help out. If you're organized, and just get the shit done right, there is PLENTY of time to kick back and still do the things you want to do.

Well, same here just other way round. We help each other out a lot, i respect her work and she mine.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: jwb on November 01, 2010, 08:49:26 AM
My wife is an MD who earns around 500k and we have a one year old daughter.

The wife took 3 months off after the birth and I was still working. After two months she asked me to quit to look after the baby full time.

Why?

She knew she wasn't going to be able to work effectively and share the baby duties, especially at night.

Our baby is healthy but has never been a great sleeper and still wakes up at 4am every night so I get up and let mom sleep until 9am sometimes since she works noon to ten pm.

When mom gets up the baby is ready to play with her and put a smile on her face since 500k comes with a lot of stress and I head off to the gym usually.

Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: TrueGrit on November 01, 2010, 08:51:08 AM
Can't really see how it matters. It means you've got married so you're fucked - not literally of course - anyways.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 09:05:25 AM
Can't really see how it matters. It means you've got married so you're fucked - not literally of course - anyways.

Thats such a sad sad american way of thinking - let me explain it to you, if you get married in america you might be fucked, but there are better parts of this world were marriage still means something and were people not getting divorced in record numbers.

I for instance have been married (not for long) but can honestly say it was the best thing we could have done.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: ManBearPig... on November 01, 2010, 09:07:06 AM
here is my view on house husbsbands...

I have a new found respect for my wife since yesterday - our son is now 4 month old and overall we have pulled six in the parent lottery with him.
He doesn't cry he sleeps always at the same time, no colic never any problems etc etc just a happy and healthy baby, even better my wife gets up
every night and lets me sleep  :o I told her a mill times I'm going to do it but she said - nah you've got work tomorrow.
Anyways - what we tend to do is on the weekend give my wife 4-5 h of her own which she uses to go out and go shopping so she can forget about
the baby for a while.
So I had the little dude yesterday from 2 - 6 and let me tell you folks...
I am fucking glad I have the luxury to get up and go to work every morning, cuz I have no idea how she is doing it a full day, day in day out - I love my son
to bits but when they start crying and don't stop and you have no fucking idea what to do next.. fuuck you get angry.
So house husband? Not for me man - I have every bit of respect for somebody who can do it and especially for the mill of wifes that stay at home and
do some of the toughest jobs on earth - I am glad I can go to work.

x5, the truth right here.  i'm the house mom on the weekends, and i get destroyed, can't wait for monday mornings.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 09:09:27 AM
Lol, changing diapers was like slugging down protein shakes of old that had liver in them! After a few times, it's just a routine. You know what was the real tough part? Dealing with the bitchy mothers who just complained about their husbands all day long! I've never complained to my wife once, and don't nag her or tell her to help out. If you're organized, and just get the shit done right, there is PLENTY of time to kick back and still do the things you want to do.

I've heard that a lot - But you have to analyse the situation in order to understand it.
1) The mother will feel most likely unapprechiated never mind if you are not nagging, you're out and about in your job were she is staying home and is practicly a prisoner in her own 4 walls - that's hard - furthermore never mind how hard your job is you at least see things and other people you have breaks etc, all that is not a given fact when you are staying home with the kid.
I see this on a daily basis my wife needs to tell me every day when I get home how much she has done and never mind how much she bores the arse off me I still need to pull myself together and show her apprechiation (not saying I am always succesful).

2) What has helped for me is to praise and assure that her work is truly appreciated - a thank you goes a long way, little things like flowers like getting up at night even if you know she will to let her sleep, getting up on the weekend at 06:00 to play with the baby and say stuff like - No I'm going to take care of him/her u had a hard week and I want you to sleep, all this goes a long way and I have found that she is much more forgiving if my mistakes I make on a weekly basis.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Tapeworm on November 01, 2010, 09:12:09 AM
Fab baby tips.  Hey, not to change the subject, but do you ever get that 'not so fresh' feeling?
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Stark on November 01, 2010, 09:14:35 AM
x5, the truth right here.  i'm the house mom on the weekends, and i get destroyed, can't wait for monday mornings.

lol same here - I am sometimes praying for monday work, and I even (not proud do say it) stay longer and pull overtime just because I know I come home and there is something stressful waiting for me.
Its the first time in my life that I actually like being at work all the time :D

What helps is that we make a point of going either Saturday or Sunday on small trips - We try to keep it up that we make a plan on Friday evening were we go on Sat or Sun and then we get up early prepare sandwiches etc and get going around 10:00 am.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: TrueGrit on November 01, 2010, 10:36:12 AM
Thats such a sad sad american way of thinking - let me explain it to you, if you get married in america you might be fucked, but there are better parts of this world were marriage still means something and were people not getting divorced in record numbers.

I for instance have been married (not for long) but can honestly say it was the best thing we could have done.



I'm sure it's great at first.


Hey, we'll prolly both be on this forum in another five years so let's talk then. If it's all still milk and honey then I'll be happy for you.  ;) ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Wiggs on November 01, 2010, 10:38:47 AM
Man have no money...Man have no say....
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 02:48:24 PM
I've heard that a lot - But you have to analyse the situation in order to understand it.
1) The mother will feel most likely unapprechiated never mind if you are not nagging, you're out and about in your job were she is staying home and is practicly a prisoner in her own 4 walls - that's hard - furthermore never mind how hard your job is you at least see things and other people you have breaks etc, all that is not a given fact when you are staying home with the kid.
I see this on a daily basis my wife needs to tell me every day when I get home how much she has done and never mind how much she bores the arse off me I still need to pull myself together and show her apprechiation (not saying I am always succesful).

2) What has helped for me is to praise and assure that her work is truly appreciated - a thank you goes a long way, little things like flowers like getting up at night even if you know she will to let her sleep, getting up on the weekend at 06:00 to play with the baby and say stuff like - No I'm going to take care of him/her u had a hard week and I want you to sleep, all this goes a long way and I have found that she is much more forgiving if my mistakes I make on a weekly basis.

I hear ya. I wonder why as guys we don't need that much praise and appreciation? I'm pretty simple I guess. I don't ask for much and as long as I can get my workouts in, watch a little TV (especially football), play a little Playstation and get laid at least once a week, I'm pretty happy. Guess I have low standards or maybe I've done all the shit I pretty much want to do.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: newmom on November 01, 2010, 04:12:39 PM
Wait till he gets teeth, then the sleeping is over....  ;D ;D



NOT true
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 06:09:18 PM
NOT true

I know, i was just teasing him.  ;D ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Deicide on November 01, 2010, 06:11:29 PM
I hear ya. I wonder why as guys we don't need that much praise and appreciation? I'm pretty simple I guess. I don't ask for much and as long as I can get my workouts in, watch a little TV (especially football), play a little Playstation and get laid at least once a week, I'm pretty happy. Guess I have low standards or maybe I've done all the shit I pretty much want to do.

Feel the same way.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 06:28:12 PM
Feel the same way.

Brutal admitting that you watch football...  :o :o :o :o :o
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: kiwiol on November 01, 2010, 06:39:10 PM
Vince, are you getting this?

And what's he supposed to do with his White, unmarked van? ::) ;D
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Deicide on November 01, 2010, 06:43:04 PM
Brutal admitting that you watch football...  :o :o :o :o :o

Minus the American football...I mean, I don't agree with him entirely but as long as I get to do the stuff I want to do, I don't particularly mind what kind of work I do, if I ever spawned, I could imagine doing the househusband thing if I didn't hate it.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: DK II on November 01, 2010, 07:01:07 PM
Minus the American football...I mean, I don't agree with him entirely but as long as I get to do the stuff I want to do, I don't particularly mind what kind of work I do, if I ever spawned, I could imagine doing the househusband thing if I didn't hate it.

Which you would, lol.
Title: Re: Thoughts on being a "house husband"?
Post by: Oldschool Flip on November 01, 2010, 09:22:17 PM
Unlike my brother and cousin who have to bring home the bread, I was able to relax and thoroughly enjoy watching the SF GIANTS become the World Series champions!!!