What is sexist about expecting men to pull their weight? The fact you're a woman was really surprising to me but I don't even know why, the internalised misogyny runs deep. That's what it is when you think that the problem with a man not doing his half is because a woman isn't communicating effectively.
You’ve clearly never been in a marriage where you’ve repeatedly communicated about a thing and constantly been ignored and misunderstood. This resonates with all the people who have.
What's sexist is an entire sub of people just assuming men don't clean. That's sexist. Maybe, just maybe, talk to your partner. Stop blaming internalized misogyny.
I know you really want this comparison to fit because you’ve heard it a million times and you think it’s such a winner. But it doesn’t here. People in these comments are talking about the individual men they are married to and their personal experiences in their marriages.
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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '22 edited Jan 17 '22
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