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The kid is focused on eating!!

Well done

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I could say so much behind this video. Some may see corny or dumb but imagine if u always gave ur partner the blame but u never took the blame. Balance it out

Your kids are going to be the best people fr, this is perfect, liked and subscribed 🔥

Cringe 😂😂😂😂

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Who talks like that 😂

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4 things to get going More intimacy on the male side Better food on the woman side Frequent sex Respect each other enough to be vulnerable together

What a threatening statistic, if you do ehat i say im 80% leas likely to leave you

I honestly like your content but the approach is so robotic it honestly is kinda funny and a little cringe. The message is good, just say it like normal humans, not alien robots lmaoo 🤣🤣

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Love watching this channel. Love that i will never be in a relationship again

No wrong answer=you're a baby just a wittle baby

That passive aggressive method infuriates me more. It’s like saying “no offense” when it’s clear it’s not. Plus if he was real he would have answered the same way, just depends on how his day was going.

Why didn’t she still offer to pick up the toilet paper lol

"No wrong anwser" sers people up to think something important related to blame is going to get brought up, it creates tension ehen there is no need to.

Oh ef that! Listen people! Marriage is a points system! You gotta earn those points by being right/proving them wrong or doing something nice.

This is a perfect example of passive aggression. Just ask “Did you get toilet paper?” If you are speaking to someone about if they have done something, there is no need speaking to them about their internal state when they did or did not do something or they made a decision.

Why not just start out saying, "I think that I forgot to write TP on the shopping list." At least THAT is not condescending. Just the truth. Then the couple can decide who has time to stop & get some. No "incorrect" answers. Taking responsibility. No transferring blame.

no wrong answer is condescending

it depends. If the first person often tries to shift blame - the reaction of second person is justified. If this is just a meaningles, random phrase "did you remember" when there was nothing for him to remember (the second person was not aware TP is needed because they were not aware TP at home is running low) then the reaction of second person is not justified, although possibly understandable. There is also third option. The man was aware TP is running low and the girl knew this. Then they both have a challenge before them: discuss the topic honestly. My take: both are equaly responsible for "remembering" something, used by both, needs restocking. Ergo - the man reaction is definitely not justified. UNLESS the guy has a valid reason he can be excluded from remembering what he clearly knew (memory issues, relevant health issues, some kind of previous agreement e.g. "I keep forgeting about this stuff - please remember for me and I'll make you your favored diner once a week. Deal?")

Oh my god, what utter trash

No wrong answer is actually quite annoying and condesending.

Always heighten your tone and overuse pet names (I realize this only really applies to familial/romantic relationships). Ex: My love, did you get the toilet paper?

My moms like this but I think no wrong answer would make her mad

Nope, thats when you say you'll get it next time and just use some from the secret stash

This is great. And a perfect reminder for me to stop setting expectations. They only lead to disappointment.

If youre actually happy to be back itll boost your mood.

Fair vs TRUTH. I'll take truth any day

I cry a lot and it can make things difficult when we communicate. This was really helpful to see how it could make my man feel, and how I can do better in those moments. Thank you.

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Hello, your good name is apostle right.

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boomers not getting it in the comments in 3...2...1.....

This example is toxic. Nothing to do with which parent it is, a meeting beats “cleanup break”. The healthy thing to do here is for the parent who does not have a meeting to support the one who does have a meeting by dealing with the kid even though this was “meeting parent’s day” by agreement. And this should be the dynamic both ways. If “cleanup parent” had a meeting and it was their day, the other parent should have covered as well. In summary: Dynamic partnesrhip > strict agreement > one default parent

We have 3 kids under 4. When my husband comes home he does the dinner for the toddlers while I care for the baby. He used to put the toddlers in bath, but my little girl is yelling at the top of her lungs for me the eldest boy also craves my attention. So I do have to be there for all of them even though my husband would take the burden off my shoulders if it was possible. So he does the housework as it doesn't whine and yell that I must complete it.

Woah this video has gotten some weird comments. In this skit both parents are working parents even tho they may both be work from home parents and one parent is pushing their agreed upon shifts unto the other parent. Also alot of people are assuming one parents job is more important then anothers? Implying the mother is the defult parent. Ill give you an example of how this skit applies in my life. I am the defult parent 90% of the day, but when my husband comes home from work, to the point he goes to sleep, i shift the role over to him so i can have a break. After he goes to bed i am the on call parent through the night so he can sleep for work. But when he says, can you do this or help with this because im tired/you didnt work as hard as i did today. Or when he says he cant change a poopy diaper by himself? I do all the parenting by myself 9:30pm to 5:30pm everyday and even more when my husband is on call

How is your at home tasks more important than a work meeting?? Delusional

if I was a guy, I’d leave someone acting like that😅. Your boundaries sound like you hate being a mother. I hope these videos are jokes lol

This is so silly! Im a momma, and im going to pick up our sick child. It's not an issue. Im the primary caregiver in my family. We dont share parenting dynamics 50/50.

Grumpy Mcgrumpster and telling my hubby to change his mood would lead him to fly off the handle lol! But all of these other ones are fabulous. Different strokes for different folks!!

Hmm I mean yes but what if the breadwinner gets reprimanded for missing the meeting? They don’t miss the meeting then the kid has to wait in the office for the entire duration of the meeting? Respectfully black and white things don’t work when the world is full of grays.

Thank you for illustrating this dynamic with this skit. It's really eye-opening.

Oops, you accidentally called your husband "teammate" 😅

Love this content... you're also really pretty ❤😄

I don't get it.

I really don't know about this. Life is too messy, and an unwillingness to compromise can easily lead to resentment. This example really didn't help either. Sick kid and an important meeting seems like pretty good reasons to consider being a little flexible about the schedule. I know parent B is supposed to come off as the correct one, but it honestly came off as a little patronizing.