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    Why does MUM has to make all the Decision?????

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      tree nymph
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      because Mummy knows BEST??


      😉 😉

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        jslow
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        i think mummy is more of a detailed person and looks into minute bits while daddy looks at the big picture and not think so deeply.

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          happysheltie
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          God create us as a woman to make us suffer.

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            dunnoleh
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            happysheltie:
            God create us as a woman to make us suffer.
            Relax! he realised that.


            the improved version appeared soon after. 😉

            :siam:

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              chatelaine
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              In terms of research for kid's stuff, Mummy is the \"detailed one\".


              Daddy will usually do the end job of giving opinion \"Yes\" or \"No\" and give $$$ to support the idea :oops:

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                Nebbermind
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                dunnoleh:
                happysheltie:

                God create us as a woman to make us suffer.

                Relax! he realised that.


                the improved version appeared soon after. 😉

                :siam:

                ...and the downfall came soon after he said 'okie lor' when she offered the fruit!

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                  dunnoleh
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                  Nebbermind:
                  dunnoleh:

                  [quote=\"happysheltie\"]God create us as a woman to make us suffer.

                  Relax! he realised that.


                  the improved version appeared soon after. 😉

                  :siam:

                  ...and the downfall came soon after he said 'okie lor' when she offered the fruit![/quote] :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
                  looks like another version upgrade needed!

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                    cherrygal
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                    It is really taxing on us IF we have to work full time, cook, do groceries, clean, take care of the children AND still do everything else. That’s quite unfair. But when I become a SAHM, maybe I will be more receptive to take on more of the nitty gritty and become the minister of home affairs! ahahah

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                      Nebbermind
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                      cherrygal:
                      It is really taxing on us IF we have to work full time, cook, do groceries, clean, take care of the children AND still do everything else. That's quite unfair. But when I become a SAHM, maybe I will be more receptive to take on more of the nitty gritty and become the minister of home affairs! ahahah

                      well, I know of several moms who don't cook, do groceries or clean!! 😄

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                        janet88
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                        Not all moms cook. I know of one who only has to think of where to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday.


                        As a SAHM, we gotta do everything…including buying toiletries and groceries (I enjoy doing this). Oh yes, not to mention being the ‘in-house doctor’ as well.

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