Tyear
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Registered: 02/18/07
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I am traditional in the sense that I do believe there are certain jobs men are more equipped to do than women and vice versa.
I am not so traditional as to say these lines should not, or cannot ever be crossed.
I am speaking to such things as lifting and moving furniture, gutting roofs, and carrying groceries. Yes, a woman can certainly do all these things but with more effort than it would take a man.
My largest question is when does a man learn to do such, as basic plumbing, or servicing a car, handy man work of the sorts. I know I threw in other task ( tee hee) but my biggest point is with the decline of two parent households, and the absentee father epidemic, when will, or how will our men learn to do manly things.
As a woman, I know that I am capable of doing a lot for myself, but I am wise enough to know that I cannot do everything. Its the small things that would mean a lot to me, to be able to call someone for help, with putting in air conditioners, or helping me paint the walls, or put in a ceiling fan.
I guess I am asking is the handy man a dying breed? Because I love handy men.
Tee Hee
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