Might sound like a bit of a daft question, but I'm struggling a bit with the specifics.
Posted this back in January. Thanks to the insight and advice offered, we had a long talk, and things have been a good bit better since. Up until a month or so ago. I've ill for about 2 weeks, and he hasn't lifted a finger to help, he's even stopped doing the bits that are his "usual jobs". I pulled him up on it this morning, causing some grand gestures on his part, but I know it won't last, it never does.
I figure if i go on strike, it might start getting through to him, and if not, at least I've reduced my work load! So how do I manage a housework strike without letting the house get so filthy it's not safe for DD? Obviously I won't be doing any laundry for him, and I'm going to start eating tea with DD before he gets home. What else should I do, or not do? Any tips from anyone who's tried this before?
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How should I go about a housework strike?
pallymama · 13/08/2011 19:06
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