Women/Girls - Would you rather cook/clean or work??
813216
i would like to work to make my own money. my mom always told me you was relay on a man. and the cooking part--- i love food and i love to cook so that's no a problem. the cleaning part --- i would like to have someone clean for me.. i think that's where the money comes in.. with out a job you cant paid the maid.. but it would be nice to have a lot of money and just chill back..
1056393
Monica from friends...I once had a weight problem..I am compulsive when it comes to cleaning..not quite as naive or hyper as her though..=)
679034
maids uniform sounds good i like the black stockings and dress and hey you might even enhance the fantasy by tidying up for me; nothing sexier than a woman with a hoover and doing housework or even at a kitchen sink with nothing on except a pair of killer heels mmmmmm awsome get scrubbing
344437
well i will be honest and say i would rather NOT be working...i want a husband who is rich so i don't have to work...and i can shop/travel/whatever when i want to....that is what i would rather be doing....
584683
no. mostly because i don't feel like women should HAVE to be perfectly equal with men. or that my husband should do the same amount of chores around the house as I do. I feel empowered as a woman by knowing that I am taking perfect care of my household and recieving the appreciation from my husband and family. I consider myself old fashioned for sure and it's not usual for a girl my age (mid twenties) but that's the way I have always felt.
266010
LUCKILY I DO NOT HAVE THIS PROBLEM. MY HUSBAND IS GREAT AT HELPING ME OUT WITH ALL THE CHORES. MOST OF THE OTHER MEN I KNEW EXPECTED THIS TO BE THE JOB OF A WOMAN. I KINDA FEEL SORRY FOR THEM.
584324
yes, it is. everyone male/female, should know how to cook for themselves. cooking isn't just 'women's work' any more than going to an office every day is 'men's work'.
310122
I like to clean the house in general.  It gives me time to really think about stuff.  It relieves stress too.  Also, sometimes I use it as an excuse to put off other stuff :)\nLike, work. (I'm a freelance writer.)
471548
Depends on what you cook for her.  Most women love a man who cooks, partially cause then we don't have to do it ourselves, partially cause it's nice to be pampered by someone else taking care of us for a change.  But, if you cook like say , my dad, don't.  He was banned from the kitchen for life and relegated to BBQ duty only after an unfortunate incident involving snails and my mom's teflon pan.
574392
i would love not work! at least not full time. maybe part time in a job i like or be able to volunteer so i don't get sick of being at home all the time. that would be a dream......
84199
cooking cleaning and laundry and care for their sick
787531
Yeah but can you cook and clean?
851151
I'm glad to be living with my fiance now, but there have been a couple of times in the past that I wished I was living alone. Once was when I was living with friends who had different standards of cleanliness - they are wonderful friends but I felt like I ended up doing more cleaning than was precisely fair. Another time I was in a relationship that turned abusive right at the end. Living alone was far preferable to that!
1076067
What? like a man is supposed to be better at fixing a car and a women is supposed to be better at cleaning house.....
784666
why gals? i do the housework in my house
1018367
I love to make my woman happy; at first she could not understand why I liked doing that.  \nOn thing about her if she is not very very fresh, she will not let me do that. \n It is important that you are always fresh and clean.
549140
Depends on the agreements that the couple has.  If the man (or woman) is working full time and the woman (or man) is staying home to keep the house and kids they she (or he) should do most of the washing.  That being said, the man (or woman) should do what he (or she) can as often as he (or she) can to help out and because he (or she) loves her (or him).  If both couples are working it is best to make up a core-list of who is going to do what so that arguments don't arise.  OR just create a schedule of when the wash is to be done and have wash days at a time when alternating spouses will be home.  Laundry is a stupid thing to argue about.  Just have the discussion ahead of time (even if it’s “How often would you like me to help out with the laundry”) and avoid this trap.