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Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]
You obviously don't care about scratching floors or damaging carpets.
I don't know, maybe I'm a magician, but somehow I have never scratched a floor or damaged a carpet when moving furniture :))) I guess you have never cleaned a place where you live in your life, Poloniusz :D Or maybe you have some really sh1tty floors and carpets? lol
But then again women don't pay financially into relationships
I don't know in what kind of cave you're living, but majority of women in Poland do pay financially into relationships, so stop lying.
Since it is a man who buys or pays the rent on a home, along with all the furniture, plus the vacuum cleaner
Again, majority of women in Poland are working, so cut the bullsh1t.
When women start paying 50/50 for everything in the relationship only then will they be able to speak with any credibility about "sharing".
Many women in Poland do pay 50/50 for everything in the relationship, if not majority. And it's not just about money, you creep. Even if the woman is, let us say, earning less than her husband - earning less doesn't equal spending less time at work and being less tired after work. So, sharing duties at home would be not only a humane thing to do, but also a smart thing to do on the part of the husband, because if apart from working the wife has to do everything at home, take care of the kids and remember and think about almost everything, then she's too tired and stressed out to have sex with the husband. After years of such marriage she may be so tired, burned out and disconnected from her husband that she will divorce him.
So, as you can see, sharing duties at home by the husband and wife together is also in the interest of the husband.
Also, I don't know what it's like in the US, but in Poland husbands often don't earn much more than wives. For example, my father was earning not much more than my mother and for some time she was earning more than him. And yet, she's been always doing much more at home even though my father had a much less tiring job than her and he was spending a lot of time on watching movies on a laptop at work. Even now, when they're retired, she's still doing more at home and she's the one taking care and playing with their granddaughter and taking her to the playground every freaking time. My father is too lazy to even peel an apple for himself - my mother has to do it for him.
