@perspective.is.eve: The 'provider' argument: If a man providing for his family isn't a sacrifice because he'd do it for himself anyway... does cooking and cleaning count? #RelationshipDebate #MenVsWomen #Provider #ModernDating #CoupleGoals
As a provider man, it would be a lot easier if I didn’t have a family. I love my family. I want my family. I’m gonna keep providing for my family, but it will be easier if I didn’t.
2026-06-17 13:29:10
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Phareal :
I've been there and done that. there's no real reward for it but getting absolutely destroyed in divorce court cs. All I got was stress and less money in my account.
Never again
2026-06-17 16:04:42
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LeapingLannie :
I've heard both men and women say this., i just don't understand why people just don't appreciate and support the one they're with
2026-06-17 09:45:14
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Usuallyhandsome :
I would be providing one meal, one BR and two high end vehicles. Instead of a 4BR, 3 vehicles, etc. The cost isn’t worth the conversation…
2026-06-17 14:25:51
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Linda Hockaday :
We now have to do the work our people did not which is redefine what it means to be in a relationship which should really be redefined and coined partnership. Relationships are for broken people. Partnerships are for adults. I’ve always hated the “men provide and women cook and clean” argument because it minimizes all the other more important roles. In this day where both people are working both are paying bills both should be cooking and cleaning. No one person should be responsible for any one chore or task in a partnership. Gender roles shouldnt exist in a partnership. And women in “traditional 50/50” relationships are getting burned out because the load is not 50/50.
2026-06-17 17:21:15
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