@Xkeeper apparently this shit is super common as soon as a baby arrives in a household. There's a massive increase in work to be done, and it almost always winds up being distributed super unevenly. And because one parent goes to work and earns money for everyone it's super common for them to flip their wig when the stay at home parent begs for some help
@Tarale urgh.
@Xkeeper He's not actually calling me a hateful bitch or anything, btw. He just overreacts to me getting frustrated when he's off having fun and I'm being cook or dish pig or laundress…
@Tarale That's still not at all fair. I knew (or at least hoped) he wasn't saying those things, but the way you're being treated is still unhealthy
@Xkeeper I think all he hears is criticism and the kneejerk reaction to that is defensiveness. I don't think it helps that society at large tells him the labour he performs in exchange for a wage is inherently more useful than the unpaid labour I'm performing at home
@Tarale yeah :/ ...
@kungtotte @Xkeeper Oh, we've done the flip his wig thing, it's not constructive. Also potentially not good for the little one, if he witnesses it. I just wish I could avoid this defensive "ahh i'm being criticised i'm the victim wahhh" shit
@kungtotte @Xkeeper Like, once he gets defensive, he's in a headspace where he seems to be completely unable to hear what I'm actually saying at all.
@Xkeeper super super super super super SUPER