To think most men wouldn’t survive a year living the life of an average woman?

More fool you then. You can stick wasting time doing it yourself or paying someone else to.

My DH trusts me over anyone to manage his money, and he is one happy man with the decisions I’ve made over the past 20 years, that’s for sure! We trust each other over anyone.

I am not sure I would want to survive a year living the life of an average bloke 😂Some countries and culture are hell on earth, but I am not talking about that.

I feel bloody lucky to be a woman in modern England, best of both worlds! I can be anything I want, play the woman's card, be strong, be weak, I have access to everything and anything a man has access to, plus a few female-only things. It's bloody brilliant. It's normal to be a successful career woman, it's also normal to be a SAHM. We have choices.

I wish some women could stop presenting us like weak born-victims, it makes us all look stupid.I have no idea where these women meet all these men who "hate women", it's never something I experience in real life. People hating a certain colour or race? plenty. People hating woman? nope. It does not happen.

Never underestimate either the intelligence or financial astuteness of a diligent housewife.

If I spent an hour chatting over coffee (prepared at my domestic haven, of course) with anyone laughing at me on here then I guarantee you’d leave with personalised advice that would save and make you substantially more with what you currently have.

Never underestimate either the intelligence or financial astuteness of a diligent housewife.

If I spent an hour chatting over coffee (prepared at my domestic haven, of course) with anyone laughing at me on here then I guarantee you’d leave with personalised advice that would save and make you substantially more with what you currently have.

Women are such martyrs.
Men can cope, and not all women feel burdened by their gender.

Where do you live, because it sounds like the 1950’s.

I absolutely wouldn’t dream of allowing someone who wasn’t earning money, to act as some sort of accountant for me.

That's not a housewife that's someone moving a business from home

Mortgage free because her husband/cash machine bought her a house.

Great job 👏🏻😂

Yes, a frugal housewife will always save her DH money. Many are also extremely adept with making sound financial investment decisions on their DH’s behalf (fully leading on constantly researching and switching about their mortgage, savings and investments to max interest rates) and overseeing the day-to-day running of multiple joint buy-to-let investment properties, for example (I don’t, disagree with them in principle, but know others who do).

Have a medal 🙄

Yes, a frugal housewife will always save her DH money. Many are also extremely adept with making sound financial investment decisions on their DH’s behalf (fully leading on constantly researching and switching about their mortgage, savings and investments to max interest rates) and overseeing the day-to-day running of multiple joint buy-to-let investment properties, for example (I don’t, disagree with them in principle, but know others who do).

Even if they don't have kids? Or the kids aren't his?

I can guarantee you that becoming a SAH wife would not make me lose interest in Starbucks, driving, or make me develop an interest in painting and decorating.

Wives at home actually save their husbands a fortune on childcare, cleaners, gardeners, painters and decorators, second cars (they prefer walking), Ubers, expensive supermarkets, takeaways, take out hot drinks (never!), full priced items generally (they prioritise living frugally), books, window cleaners, car washing, beauty treatments (do their own), hair cuts. Wise up and check your judgment!

I’m too busy laughing at all the people I know who have normalised being in significant amounts of debt (frittering money away on rubbish and being unable to say ‘no’) whilst I’m mortgage-free in my thirties with loads of savings. Being in debt is not a laughing matter, or constantly contributing to our environmental crisis. Saying ‘no’ to unnecessary consumerism is empowering.

Wives at home actually save their husbands a fortune on childcare, cleaners, gardeners, painters and decorators, second cars (they prefer walking), Ubers, expensive supermarkets, takeaways, take out hot drinks (never!), full priced items generally (they prioritise living frugally), books, window cleaners, car washing, beauty treatments (do their own), hair cuts. Wise up and check your judgment!

I’m too busy laughing at all the people I know who have normalised being in significant amounts of debt (frittering money away on rubbish and being unable to say ‘no’) whilst I’m mortgage-free in my thirties with loads of savings. Being in debt is not a laughing matter, or constantly contributing to our environmental crisis. Saying ‘no’ to unnecessary consumerism is empowering.

We really need to bring back the laugh reaction.

If this was real life I'd be scannig pp's back at this point, trying to see where the battery compartment was.

Wives at home actually save their husbands a fortune on childcare, cleaners, gardeners, painters and decorators, second cars (they prefer walking), Ubers, expensive supermarkets, takeaways, take out hot drinks (never!), full priced items generally (they prioritise living frugally), books, window cleaners, car washing, beauty treatments (do their own), hair cuts. Wise up and check your judgment!

Bloody hell do you live in stepford? 😂