Could y'all be with someone who has their grandmother make their lunch for work and basically do everything for them?

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No because that role will basically pass down to you or expected to at some point. He's not a child that can't do things

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As long as he’s still capable of doing those things on his own and his flexible with his expectations of me as a wife. I’m willing to make my husband lunch for work, clean the house (with some help from him), and grocery shop but there’s things I don’t want on my plate and he should be ok with it especially if we both work. If he’s the sole bread winner and I don’t have kids or young children, I can probably do a lot for him to support what he does for us. 
Plus gramma is probably doing it for him because she wants to not because he’s asking her to. I’d also just be perceptive of how he appreciates her and if he put pressure on her to do these things.

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No. My SOs brother is like this with their mom. Its cultural bs that I refuse to continue. I am very glad my sO isnt like that.

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I wonder what the 10% who voted yes would say 🤔.

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Depends on how old you you guys are young kids I kinda don’t see that as that big of deal plus maybe his grandma wants to feel like she needed  but if adult that should know how to do that when he’s spoiled or lazy then run there’s no help for him

Could y'all be with someone who has their grandmother make their lunch for work and basically do everything for them?

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