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Which comes from Get a Life from the Am I Wrong and Relationship Advice

Subreddit and says, told my wife, female 35, that she couldn't do it without me, male 34.

Turns out, she can. My wife and I don't fight much, and when we do fight, we usually communicate

well afterwards and things go back to normal.

I brag to my friends about how reasonable my wife is and her ability to communicate and empathize

is something I deeply admire. She doesn't hold grudges. She talks me through my rough times. Until now.

Due to a fire, my wife is out of work, but still earning her salary.

Thanks insurance, we decided she would stay home with our young son while out of work. She doesn't

love child rearing, which is something we knew going into having kids. Honestly, it's hard to tell.

She's a great mom, present and loving,

even when I see she's struggling inside. I give my wife a lot of breaks. We co-parent, split

bedtime routines for our two kids. We both pull our weight. Yesterday was a snow day. My daughter

was home with my wife and son. I was working from home downstairs snow day. My daughter was home with my wife and son.

I was working from home downstairs all day.

I helped my daughter with cyber school until noon.

My wife was with my son in the snow all morning, plowing the drive and sidewalks, etc.

Maintaining the house.

My daughter joined them and from the sound of things and some videos,

she brought her friends over for playing and hot chocolate. I worked until around five,

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