Any moms on here who pretty much take on the sole responsibility for household tasks & also contribute financially to the household?? How do you manage to not feel like there's an imbalance?
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I used to feel that way, he works a lot so I take care of everything, including working a full time job. But I got tired of fighting about it, and trying to make it even, my family is taken care of, fed, clean clothes and a clean home. That makes me feel better about it.
@optimusprimesmom same....I just don't want it to lead to any resentment in the long term. Feeling like that forever can not be healthy.
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@mrscecco316 that's a good way to look at it, but it hard to be that rational when you're exhausted from having the kids all day and still have to do all household tasks . Then once my week ends, then I work weekend nights 12 hr shifts.