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including @TheRam who'd ask her to go to the kitchen to make him a sandwich.If it's Danika then there will be 100 merkins private messaging her.
including @TheRam who'd ask her to go to the kitchen to make him a sandwich.If it's Danika then there will be 100 merkins private messaging her.
Well it would be interesting who the first journo is to put there name to it.
Then we will know they read what's on here.
And we can then shitbag them even more.
I'm told that there's still a spot available.
I wonder what type of sandwich the Ram would eat.
Were you told if our preference is an outside back?
maybe there’s a bit of truth to what hindy posted yesterday
I wonder what type of sandwich the Ram would eat.
If Danika was my wife I'd be telling myself to shut the f**k up, and make her sandwiches every day...
Can't get this one confirmed or denied - my contact knows we were interested but thought we moved on... maybe not.Would be one of the best scoops from a poster on here i have seen if it happens.
Not one word in the media about it.
No chance....cause I'll be a feminist...and you'd need an extra cosey lounge because you'll spending the majority of your life on it.
I wonder what type of sandwich the Ram would eat.
He doesn't eat sandwiches.
He keeps telling women to make one for him, but they keep telling him to f**k off.
He doesn't know how to make one himself.
My parents where quite traditional but who was the boss? It seemed fairly equal tbh. Hard to say one was in charge. They would just discuss things and decide together.
I felt like this was quite normal.
That's how it is in most families.
The days of 'Man has final say on everything' are long gone, as they should be.
My partner and I are very non-traditional in that she is the major breadwinner in our family (by quite a large margin). She works in a male-dominated industry, whereas I work in an extremely female-dominated industry. She does not have less respect for me because of this, despite what many would think. I have no jealousy because she earns more than me (why would I give a shit, it's all going to our family anyway).
When decisions need to be made, we discuss them together and work out a solution. Sometimes one of us might have more experience in something so we refer to the other's experience (her with money matters, me with matters concerning the children), but the decisions are still made together.
Even my parents, who were much more traditional than us (Dad worked, did the lawn, drove us to sports; Mum was stay-at-home, did most of the cleaning/cooking) still made their decisions together.