missyB1
Again, that's you deciding some women are "cool wives" for having a different level of independence and contact expectations. Calling them "cool wives" is just dismissing and ridiculing a different way of doing things.
DH and I rarely message each other during the day. When we go out for nights out with friends we tend to only text practical arrangements like needing lifts or staying out. Over the course of a weekend away we would probably do the odd text but that's it. I wouldn't expect daily phone calls or regular updates letting me know he's alive and if he went a couple of days without it then I kinda don't mind. He's with his friends having fun and if there was an emergency I trust that him and his friends aren't total bellends.
That doesn't make me a "cool wife". That makes me a wife in a relationship where DH and I are happy with that level of communication. It wouldn't work for everyone.
Personally, some of the contact requirements I've seen on MN are needy to the point where I would leave a relationship. I wouldn't invent some silly term to talk about them. They are women who have a different threshold for meeting their emotional and contact needs.
Now those women can either find themselves a relationship with a man who also shares those expectations (family member had one of those relationships and it worked for her even if it was my idea of hell), or she accepts that pairing up with someone who is less dependent on regular contact means that there will be, shock horror, times where they aren't in contact. Just because a guy hasn't contacted as much as preferred doesn't make him a girl arsehole and if anyone is sat at home worrying about what their DH/DP is up to, lacks trust or needs regular reassurance then the problem is probably bigger than whether you've been text on a lad's weekend away.
That's why things like the "cool wives" make no sense most of the time. Most of the time it's people with. Different experience or different perspective.
Take other ones:
Man does sport a few times a week. Woman doesn't because she couldn't possibly have any time to herself at all because all her time is devoted to the house and it's so unfair that he is out doing his thing.
Goady fuckers: It's tough being a man and he should be able to do sport 8 days a week if it helps him. I don't mind raising 21 children on my own.
Unreasonable cheerleader types: tuning about how awful it is that he has a hobby, I bet it's golf or cycling, stupid mamils, you're working so hard OP and he's such a selfish dickhead
Reasonable posters: have a chat with him, a couple of times a week really isn't that unreasonable, however you should also have time set aside for you to relax, take up a hobby of your own to make it fair, make sure you claim some time at a weekend as well so you can recharge.
Cheerleader types: ignore the cool wives OP, as if having an evening off will improve anything. Next they'll be telling you a spa afternoon will solve your situation. You have a DH problem. It's not fair for him to he doing all this stuff whilst you sit home. He needs to drop it.
Reasonable posters (so called cool wives): Or maybe they could BOTH have some time to do their own thing. Why should he have to lose his hobby because the OP doesn't have one?