Their expectations in a husband involve much more than just an income — they want an equal partner who brings more to the table than just money, like sharing childcare and chores.
Not exact matches
But it also subtly accommodated itself to such elements of late modernity as the therapeutic culture, increasing numbers of wives working outside the home, and a new
expectation that
husbands as well as wives should involve themselves emotionally
in home life and the well - being of the children.
My
husband and I struggled to honor the
expectations of our parents but still honor one another
in our marriage.
Sadly, she is wrong
in believing that «being a good wife shouldn't be any different than being a good
husband»; an overwhelming number of never - married women want a
husband who has a steady job (while men say they favor someone who shares their ideas about raising children) and that male - as - provider model most likely perpetuates gendered
expectations when it comes to marriage.
Included
in the above are a few prevalent beliefs about marriage: that it creates a sense of ownership (well, it's true — women were the property of their
husband for many, many, many years); that it stifles freedom and independence (it has been called a «greedy institution «-RRB-; it enables couples to become «too comfortable,» and the label «wife» and the
expectations that come with being a wife are troublesome for some women — especially woman who have been married before.
Even though there are more ways to be a married couple than ever before, including blended families and families
in which the dad stays at home and mom's the breadwinner, we still tend to fall into gendered
expectations when we heard the word «wife» — she's responsible for the home and kids, even if she works outside the home full time — and «
husband» — isn't he the provider?
Chua's book was a somewhat tongue -
in - cheek memoir of her experiences raising her two daughters with her (non-Asian)
husband, which involved hours of forced music practice every day, severe restrictions on extracurriculars, outright bans on social activities like sleepovers, and punishment and shaming on the rare occasions her children failed to attain their mother's high
expectations.
Lambert grew up Mormon, endured a series of
husbands in the effort to live up to her religion's
expectations and came out as a lesbian
in her 30s.
My
husband and I have just concluded a month long stay at the Perfect Health Retreat, which exceeded our
expectations in every way and added years to our lives.
My
husband and I actually have an
expectation of being pregnant sooner than later; before this, we just had faith and prayer with no physical evidence that things were going
in the right direction.
Survived how much is great
expectations dating service
husband and manor
in the century and around 4, 680.
And the 35 - year - old actress starred alongside her
husband in «A Quiet Place» and says he «surpassed her
expectations».
McEwan's novel is set
in England
in 1962 and «tells the story of Florence and
husband, Edward, starting with the unspoken
expectation of their marital -LSB-...]
My
husband and I's experience
in quality and service alike with Jaguar Land Rover of Fort Myers was beyond any
expectations set ahead of time.
My
husband and I went
in to look for a vehicle and had low
expectations.
She was always a kind, thoughtful person, but she needed to break away from the
expectations of her
husband's family
in order to fully realize her own happiness.
And every day I don't meet that
expectation of perfection, a little voice
in my head (my
husband calls her Evil Sweetie) tells me that I'm a worthless failure.
At the Supreme Court, the judge found that Mrs. Gonzalez did not obtain the documents from password - protected areas, and the
husband had, at most, had only a slight
expectation of privacy
in the computer.
Paul's professionalism, support and knowledge
in managing this tricky case went well beyond
expectations The end result was a settlement that more than compensated myself and my
husband.
«Some marriage «experts» claim that a significant cause of unhappiness
in marriage is that
husbands and wives have overblown
expectations of each other.
For instance, United States census data indicate that 7.2 % of heterosexual married couples feature a man who is more than ten years older than his wife;
in contrast, only 1.3 % of marriages feature a woman who is more than ten years older than her
husband.1 Thus, it is certainly more novel and a violation of our social
expectations to see the latter.
Two examples of these «deal breakers» could be strong differences
in religious beliefs, or gender role
expectations — that is, where one person wants a traditional
husband and wife relationship whereas the other person wants a progressive, egalitarian relationship.
In terms of the potential for marital conflict, differing
expectations between spouses related to the relative importance of the
husband meeting the needs of his wife versus the needs of his mother may be one area of potential friction.
Very often, the monotony of daily living, which is a fact of life, includes the demanding management of unfinished business from the first marriage, for example, when a new
husband stumbles
in his perhaps unsought role of stepfather to his second wife's children, or when a mother finds herself
in a tug of war between her children from the first failed marriage and the
expectations of her new
husband.
It's when our relationship
expectations are violated
in some way («You were flirting with a coworker, and I expect my
husband not to be flirtatious») that jealousy may arise.