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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from Gold Independent 30 from the Am I the Asshole subreddit

and says, Am I the asshole for telling my husband, his job as a stay-at-home dad is only easy

because I help out. I tried to post it on other subreddits, but they keep removing it because my account

is new. I'm writing this from the guest bedroom because my

husband and I had a fight. So the thing is my husband is a stay-at-home dad. Three years ago he

wanted to quit his job and take care of the house and children. Six female and two male.

I work a decent job and earn most of the money. My husband takes pride in being a stay-at-home dad.

He always brags about how it's the easiest job in this world, and women are just complaining

for no reason.

But the truth is, I help them with the chores as much as I can.

In the morning, I wake up and fix the breakfast for them.

My husband gets our daughter ready for school.

They also do meal preps for them. My husband gets our daughter ready for school. I also do meal preps for lunch.

All he has to do is assemble them and cook it. I pack my and my daughter's lunch. When I'm at work,

he does the cleaning and spends time with our son or does his thing. Later when I come home,

I cook the dinner and give my son a bath. Out my daughter with a school worker, I play with

them for some time until bedtime. Besides that, whenever we do laundry, I fold the clothes and he

washes them and puts them away. And during deep cleaning of our house, we split tasks 50-50.

I also handle all the doctor's appointments. The system works really well, but I hate that he thinks my contribution

is not enough. That he does all the chores and I do not lift a finger. Moreover, he has a blog and

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