As there have been so many negative dh/dp posts on here, I think that we should have a positive dh/dp thread just to balance things out a bit and show that not all men are assholes. so ...
I think my dh is great and i wouldn't change him for the world. We've been together for 11 years, and he:
would do anything for me, will help with some housework even though he is out from 6 in the morning till 7 at night during the week. When ds was born he had three weeks paternity leave, he made up all the bottles, did all the hoovering/cooking/cleaning/shopping for first two weeks so that all I had to do was concentrate on ds, he will get up in the night if ds is ill to clear up sick/change sheets etc so I can deal with ds. He spends all his spare time with ds on weekends, he backed out of a house move two weeks before exchange two years ago because I had a last minute change of heart and didn't feel I could go through with it, there's more but this will do for starters. I know that these are the sorts of things that dh's should be doing anyway but it seems that so often they don't, so I just thought that it would be nice for the dh's to get a bit of positive publicity for once. And yes you may all throw up now, lol.
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Think it's time for a positive dh/dp thread ...
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