My husband and I split our household chores based on our strengths and interests. We joke that I'm the CEO of our house, and he's the COO. My husband and I joke that I'm the CEO and he's the COO of ...

He pays for everything and works full time. She stays home with her 10-year-old son. Now she says he still isn't doing enough ...

According to the post, the decision for his wife to become a stay-at-home mom was not mutual. He said he had advocated for a ...

Some guys still think being a stay-at-home mom is easy. Well, this woman shares that since her husband takes her hard work for granted and refuses to share the household chores, she will stop folding ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader's response to a question about why someone's spouse doesn't ...

Household chores are supposed to be divvied up, right? You better believe it! But what happens when one person in a relationship absolutely refuses to carry out a specific task? That’s what’s going on ...

Tracy Gunn, who is married with two kids, used to run her business full-time and her household. She asked her husband to swap roles so he could better understand the domestic load she was carrying.

When it comes to chores, my husband and I often jokingly say that I'm the CEO and he's the COO of our house. I tend to make more big-picture decisions while he carries out a lot of day-to-day tasks, ...

My husband and I joke that I'm the CEO and he's the COO of our house. I focus on big-picture things, like meal-planning, and he takes care of day-to-day tasks. By focusing on our strengths and ...