“A woman’s love language is not having to ask.” - Brilliant.

She seems horrible

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The "tell" in this video is that she not once mentioned or even eluded to her ever having ever done one thing wrong in the marriage. I promise you: her husband notices and remembers that. They're headed for divorce. With four kids it will come late. But it's coming.

The dynamic in my marriage is somewhat similar. My wife won't tell me what she wants, so I have to figure it out by trial and error. Whereas I can tell her exactly what I want and most of it gets ignored.

The husband needed to honor his word that he would clean out the dishwasher and take out the trash. Here’s the problem that I experienced; it will never be enough. A lot of wives will always demand more and downplay the responsibilities and expectations shouldered by husbands.

I have the feeling that the husband is focused on what needs to get done in order for the family to be taken care of, whereas she is focused on what needs to get done so that she looks like the perfect Mom… Also, why do women consistently believe its exclusively a man’s task to take out the garbage? If the trash can is overflowing, tie off the bag and take it out!

I blacked out with a few minutes left Poor guy

Hmmmmm. Interesting. He's taking the kids to school but she focuses on the fact he's asking what needs to be in the backpacks. He's doing the cooking but she's focused on the fact he's asking her what to cook. I don't know the full situation but she's got the tells of not seeing him. Not the other way around.

Holy nag Batman! I’ll guarantee she not asks him to do something but insists he does it her way. Time throw her out and get a new model

It’s not always the husband. Some wives are exactly like that.

I ask you this question in damn near every post and i never get an answer from you so i'll ask again. Does... This... Also... Apply... To a relationship where the woman is a stay at home mom and the dad is the sole bread winner in the home? Should HE also do chores?