Michael Knowles WATCHES Mean TikToks
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There is a lot of hate out there, and a whole bunch of it is directed toward Michael Knowles. Here is Michael's reaction to a few of the best anti-Knowles TikToks out there. Enjoy.
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I'm a married woman. I don't know how to use the pressure washer, the jack for our car, and I'm "absolutely terrified" of the weed whacker. Weaponized incompetence goes both ways.
Exactly. My husband has never done laundry or bathed either of the kids ever in 14 years of marriage. Before everybody freaks out, I don't fix the toilet, change a mouse trap...etc
My husband does so many tasks that I don’t want to do or learn how to do. I am fine with the fact he “can’t” run the dishwasher, cook meals, or do laundry. It all balances itself out.
@@bbgurl841 And I will tell you a secret, men absolutely love it when they can do a certain task that the wife can't do.
It has nothing to do with weaponized incompetence though. I think it’s that because you have a vagina you must do the laundry. Or because you have a vagina you can’t use a car Jack. That’s the trad wife thing. Which I don’t even mind, that’s a preference. It’s when you say a woman MUST/MUST NOT that it’s a problem for me.
@@melissabee5845 No, that's not the "trad" wife thing. A traditional wife is one that respects the leadership of the husband, who in turn respects the wife's honor. A traditional woman is a woman that takes care of the family and the man brings in the resources and does the more demanding physical labour. That's what the traditional wife and in turn traditional husband lifestyle is about.
The first girl just can't accept that Michael's wife might be better than him at something. She is very sexist.
She was very sexy....sexually attractive.....sex..IST*
Cause you think his wife couldn't possibly be skilled at anything else than turning on the washing machine?
@@heyyomary nope, it might be just one of the things she's better at. Stop assooming
@@heyyomaryyou could win olympic gold with that jump to conclusions
@@masonwillms2542 I just find him defending not being able to use a washing machine the silliest thing ever, so any attack at that is warranted... It's equivalent to not being able to use a microwave like cmon
Everyone is talking about how the first girl is wrong about Michael, but no one seems to mention she's also wrong about operating the washer machine. SHE FORGOT THE SOAP.
It looked overloaded to me 😂
@@carolyndelong4737 exactly she can’t even do laundry right
@@carolyndelong4737 At my son's college, kids regularly overload the washers, causing them to smoke. He says it's the #1 cause of dorm fire alarms--overloaded washers.
That is exactly the first thing I thought! 🤦♂
She explains it as if it’s so simple. Washing your cloths by hand is simple. A device with knobs and dials that you don’t know what they do, set it for a certain amount of time when you don’t know how long it needs to be. You have to separate the cloths too I to lights, colors (which that one isn’t that hard) and separate from light to heavy and delicate to normal. It’s just too much
I'm crying over the first girl because she literally spent the majority of the video insulting Michael because "iTS sO eAsY oH mY gOsHHHH itS LiKe tWO bUtTonnNS" and then somehow 2 seconds later is crying about how Michael is somehow emotionally burdening his wife by... letting her spent a second pressing 2 buttons? Which is it? Is it stupidly easy or is it a grievous burden that you have to share between spouses..?
It can be both you know.
It’s weaponized incompetence
I hate the argument "your wife is not your mother" like no shit she's the mother of my kids so she better do what a mother does
Or maybe all these tiktokers are just lazy and want their partner to do everything earn money do the chores and take care of the kids while they .... Actually what do they even have to do other than that
@@unk4617 When women get married, we don’t sign on with the expectation that we’d be mothering grown men. If your wife works outside the home, you definitely should be taking a more active role in chores and child rearing. If you don’t want to do that, then make enough so that your wife can be a stay at home mother.
@@anatoliagolden-hall4553 That depends. I don't do dishes in my house. At all. Not once. But I sure as hell cook all the meals, my wife doesn't know how to cook. Dispersing responsibilities between people in a relationship isn't all that weird.
She was wrong. You don’t look like you’re pushing 40. You look 30 at most.
He looks pretty good for his age, it's true that some people age like wine
@@ramonpizarro Not "some people age like Fine Wine". Men age like Fine Wine.
@@josueveguilla9069
I concur, most men do
@@ramonpizarro Awesome. Thank you.
@@josueveguilla9069
I'm glad my approval meant so much
My first fiance got mad at me because I told her she needed to cook more and do the laundry because I was working 50 hours a week and I thought it was her job to take care of the home. I didn't think it was fair that I had to work all day, than come home and cook a lot of the time when she didn't have a job. So glad we never got married.
Dang, yeah if that’s how it was then you dodged a bullet.
I take care of everything in our home, as my husband works full time. I am in school full time though, and care for our child full time. Really it would be better if he would help with a couple things, such as exercising our dog, caring for our garden, or doing the finances. I’m sure he’ll see that with time though.
I’m curious what you think about this (and it’s not as relevant in my life anymore, just asking for sanity's sake):
when I was pregnant, I was working three jobs (biking about a mile to work in the heat of summer), coming home, making dinner, then going to a second job for a few hours, and the third job was a couple times a week for a full day. All labor intensive jobs. My husband worked two jobs, one very labor intensive on a cattle farm, the other the same as me, the evening job on another farm.
What I found frustrating was that I was expected to cook 3 meals, clean, do the laundry & dishes, and take care of our dog, all while working (a little bit) more than him. He never decided to pick up the slack, it was just always my responsibility. That hasn’t really changed, but he does work outside of the home now while I do not, so I no longer consider it to be that situation.
All that being said, do you think it is a give and take depending on where people are devoting their energy, or is it simply the wife's responsibility to do all of the homemaking things?
Thank you in advance for your response!
@@faithofamustardseed8198 what is it with you women who INSIST on taking on far more than you can handle, and once it's too much for you, you don't think "Gheeee...this is too much work. I should cut back on something!" and instead start complaining to the MEN about how THEY TOO should be taking on more than they can handle. 🤦
FFS!! NOBODY NEEDS 3 JOBS!!! (unless they're all part time and really simple).
You bastard. We did.
@@faithofamustardseed8198 I think Jason is right, but this is why us traditional men dont want our wives working. Women didnt evolve to handle stress the same as men. First, you shouldnt be going to school. Mother and wife comes first. He already brings home the bacon. Now, if he is not working on ways to make more money and thats why you think you have to bring in money also, then he is failing as a husband. But if you are insisting on your career even when you dont need to, then you are failing as a mother and wife.
Roles work best and always have since the beginning of time in all societies. I get that you were raised to think that there is no pride in anything except working for a soulless corporation that doesnt care about you, so you just cant see anything else as fulfilling except a career. I feel bad for you in that regard. But it is you putting too much on your plate.
Now, as for him, he should be helping to walk the dog. So tell him, he needs to help with the dog more, or you will get rid of them. He cant be saying they are that important if they are 90% your responsibility. Give him an ultimatum of some kind. Men usually get it and can make it work if they have consequences, and those should be related to the dogs.
A traditional man already understands that he is to help with things, and usually outdoor or dirty things or animals. Yes, he should be helping.
As for the garden, is that something he even wanted? If its something mostly you want, then I dont see why he would help. If you have too much else on your plate and he doesnt care about it, then just let it languish.
If he cares about it, give him things to do and say I need your help with this or we just let it die.
Again, ultimatum and consequences.
I want to get back to your past scenario. Roles are important but we dont mean that they need to be hard lined.
Just that generally men and women are different. Outside of the dogs, everything else would be your responsibility and the 3 jobs are your own choice, not something you needed to do, so that shouldnt be on him.
I am glad he is doing enough now that you dont need to work (at all I guess?) but is he doing any traditional household stuff? He may not have fixing skills, but is the yard taken care of by him? Do you feel safe with him around? Is he bumming around too much when not working or does he seem productive at home such as productive hobbies (not just video games where you sit around a lot)
Now, a guy should have his relaxation time, even if it needs to be scheduled, but I just find women seem to love picking the guys who are really loafers, then complain about it a lot. But sometimes its ok, if he is at least doing things you need him to do on his day(s) off.
There is so much I dont know, but generally I say he should be making your life easy. Housework is easy. The kids are stressful but they are more about how you manage them. Modern western women seem to hate motherhood so much, but you just dont see these struggles with Asian women (I lived in Asia for years) or South American women. Its such a western woman thing to think that motherhood is so much worse than what is typically mans work, and the cringe of men saying the same, especially when those men are doing dangerous or disgusting jobs. So dont get much sympathy from me there.
Reminds me when you look up single father stories compared to single mother stories and despite getting less support, single fathers are overall less stressed by still have good outcomes.
So the key is managing things and stop making a big deal out of things.
Well, there is one mans perspective. A lot of women hate it, but thats because men and women are different.
So in finish, if there is something he directly wants, like dogs, do what I said above. He has the time no matter how much he works. Not all of the time, but say you walk them on days he works, and he deals with them on his day off.
I dont care how long a man works, he can sleep half the day, and still needs to be productive the other half. We are getting too lazy these days.
@@faithofamustardseed8198 respectfully, I think this is a question/topic that you should discuss to your pastor and husband, not men online that you don’t know.
My husband and I are both perfectly capable of doing things like: changing oil/tires/spark plugs, mowing the grass, doing the laundry, dishes ect. We both work (I work part time so that he gets dad time and I get a break). When stuff needs to be done, we get it done. That being said, he will always start with the grass and I always start with the dishes. It's fine that we have preferred jobs, strengths and weaknesses. It's ok that I'm not him and hes not me
I remember when Hunter was a right wing grifter
How long ago was that
@@henrybierman8431 three or four years ago. Basically he left the right-wing when he knocked up his girlfriend
its still shocking
@@broadcastdave was she hot at least?
it's funny how coincidental it is that he switched teams when her gf got pregnant and the president changed. it's like all the planets are aligned so he revealed his grifter self.
I remember when I was 12 years old and I told my Mom that all my clothes were dirty. She said "The washing machine is in the basement" and went back to what she was doing. Apparently I had a better mother than Knowles.
So this woman @10:47 can use "weaponized incompetence" to take advantage of plumbers, coal miners, garbage men, rail workers, engineers, armored guards, cable installers, mechanics, landscapers, scientists, steel workers, truck drivers, military, construction, fireman, pilots, farmers, carpenters, inventions, police, fisherman, roughnecks, and gravediggers, But it's not ok for Michael to not do a load of laundry. GOT IT.
These girls will never know what it feels like to be married to a wonderful, hardworking, loving, faithful man that works hard to provide and how it makes us real women WANT to serve our husbands. ❤
Probably don't get laid good either.
On your knees.
Considering “cow” is a common slur against women, by would a woman live up to that epithet by getting a septum ring?
I thought cow was an insult towards obese women, not just women in general. I could be incorrect though.
From the interwebs:
“A cow is a rude word for a woman, and though there can be many different meanings based on context, it generally refers to a woman viewed as large or stupid.”
Also:
“Slang for an annoying, stupid and/or bitchy woman.”
That's all I could look at was that bull ring in her nose. Why would any woman wear one after reading definition...Nose rings are used to control bulls and occasionally cows, and to help wean young cattle by preventing suckling.
I was raised on a farm. Our hogs had the nose rings. To keep them from rooting up the ground everywhere. I wonder if she roots as much as she used too. Hmmmm? Curious.
@@GuapoJhimi She clearly roots worse than any pig possibly could lol
I love how the worst criticism the left can level at Michael Knowles is "well he can't operate his washing machine, and that makes him sexist"
If i have to hear "SepErAtiOn of ChUrcH aNd StAtE" without them actually understanding anything about that I'm going to scream
We need evidence of this complicated washing machine . Show photos !! 😂😂
I love how they keep saying that he doesn’t know how to do laundry. That’s not what he said. He doesn’t know how to operate the washing machine 😂
I sometimes ask my husband to preheat our “fancy” defective oven so I don’t explode our house. As with the laundry which becomes a heaping pile of doom after a couple of children, I wash, he folds and we all work together to put it away. Many hands on deck make for light-ish work. Especially when working and schooling from home, each unique household must find its synergy.
His wife probably likes doing his laundry, cooking and taking care of the family.
I really don’t think Michaels wife minds doing his laundry while he’s bringing home millions lol.
I love that they provide this content for you Michael. Haha
Also, Laundry girl scoffed at you for asking your wife for help with how to do laundry, and then insulted you for how dumb you are because of it...only to then do the same thing she scolded you for by showing you how to do it herself instead. ROFL.
Michael got a woman to explain to him how to turn a machine on. He still won.
Michael's smile cured any trauma I had tbh
Also - I'd honestly rather do all the washing than work a corporate job. These ladies are really getting upset over the washing machine and making assumptions about his marriage like it affects their life in any way
You cannot take a person seriously who installs a doorknocker in their nose.
🤣👍
It’s just so you can check to see if anyone’s ever home
Lol, I wonder who's at home lol
I am a woman and I don't want any man or woman to touch my laundry. So, even if I mess up with the washing machine, I've got none to blame. There's plenty of other stuff for men to help at home. All what is expected from them is to provide food and security. Anything else is just a bonus from them. :)
I'm a conservative lady and I think you should know how to use a washing machine. It's a human skill and quite easy you're not from 3rd world country
I’m in the military and there were people in basic and AIT that didn’t know how to do their laundry.
I am not a catholic, but I like Michael Knowles. Why? It is not his team's editing. It's his humanity. You won read this Michael. But I love you.#nohomo
hah gay!
@@smashypeople
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Nah, bro said no homo he's good
I bet his wife ❤s doing the laundry for him and that thought hasn't even crossed these weak feminists minds.
I can cook a meal from scratch, I can sew a whole outfit from a bolt of fabric, I can bake, clean just about anything, birth whole humans. All things my husband can’t do. However, I can’t add air to my tires. I can’t even check the pressure. Can’t change the oil or check where it’s at. I don’t know how to mow a lawn. Never learned, and never bothered to learn. If my husband goes before me I’ll learn, but until then we’re both happy adding to our home each of our little skills.
1:40 i accidently blurted out OHH SHE WENT THERE 🤦🏾♀️
I'm a house wife and I feel offended hahahahaha
Whoever put Charlie Berens up on screen with the coffee is amazing. Love the clip
"Some women wear their wedding rings on their noses" - an old, old adage
I love how the second guy seems like he’s reading from a wiki and Michael rebuts and keeps complete eye contact with the camera.
No one on tiktok ever seems to be doing “really good right now”
If your ancestors came over on the Mayflower, then there's a good chance your ancestors knew my ancestors.
At the end, she is 100% correct. Operating a washing machine is not complicated, You just don't want to do it. I hear everyday, people say "I don't know anything about computers, teehheee". Not an excuse. It's your job. I'll bet you can't change a tire on a car. Your wife isn't going to be so forgiving when the man, you call to change it, isn't available to show up.
I can't help it. Whenever I see someone with a nose ring, it always reminds me of how we used to put rings in the noses of our hogs to keep them from rooting the ground up. So, I don't care...Whenever I see that, hogs is the first thing I think about.🤣
i like how the first girl was really pissed lol
"I have a very. Very. Fancy washing machine!"
Its sooooo easy, its 2 buttons...
*complains about doing the "sooooo easy" task
Weaponized incompetence is for certain when you dont try to learn how to treat the yard, fix things around the house, car maintenance, or even the most daunting of them all.. take out the trash.
Absolutely correct that it is manipulative and shows that they do not care about their partner, especially when you place all the burden on them to complete it when you press 2 buttons...
This comfortability of narcissistic hypocrisy has you so cornered now and you still cant even realize it before you say anything...
Just admit it was never about the "equality" you chanted for decades about in the first place.
Why do Americans actually look 10 years older than Europeans?
That first girl has a ring through her nose because no man wants to put one on her finger.
Admiral McRaven said “if you can’t do the little things right, you’ll never be able to the big things right”. If a guy over the age of 15 can’t do his laundry, his parents failed him.
I don’t like when my husband does the laundry…it’s botched…whites in the darks…overloaded machine…socks washed still balled up…I see the aftermath when I empty the machine. He doesn’t care about it, and I do. It’s not weaponized incompetence because he isn’t asking me or complaining about it…it’s just how he does it, and to him, it’s fine. I work full time and long hours, but when I see lapses in my home like that…messes all about…I am unhappy, and in my heart I want to stay home and clean and cook the meals because I have different standards and can’t implement them. I work for money, not fulfillment-😢
My favorite part is woman acting like laundry is so easy to do but refusing to do it.
My husband doesn’t know how to use ours either 😂😂I have no issue doing our laundry or helping him😂
Weaponizing incompetence. Isn't this the same thing as pretending that women have enough self agency to consent to sex but not enough to handle the consequences.
Funny that a wife washing clothes for her husband is "mothering a grown man" but a husband paying the bills for his wife isn't considered "fathering a grown woman". Don't most women expect their husbands to pay the household bills regardless if she works or not? Don't women glorify having a man treat her like a "princess" or fetishize the word "daddy" in reference to financial support and protection? So why can't a man expect a wife to wash his clothes?
Ignore the irony in the fact that she spent that entire clip explaining how stupidly simple it is to press a couple buttons on a machine. God forbid Michael has his wife press those buttons for him. Is she doing tedious labour for a dictating man-child or is she doing such a simple, easy task that only a lazy imbecile won't do it? Which is it?
Some women just despise the idea of a woman catering to a man, husband or not. 🤷🏽♂️
The first girl is right. There's no excuse for not knowing how to do your own laundry.
The opportunities for prayer are strong in this video...
Especially when we don't think they deserve it.
Thank you Michael & your producer, et al, for the opportunities!
I don't want my husband anywhere near the washing machine. I also refuse to do a large majority of the outside work. Am I awful too?
Why do these women act like the man making a living and the woman taking care of the house and the kids a bad trade off?
Feminism can't exist without men.
Next video, Michael does the laundry in his fancy machine.
Remember when Hunter was an edgelord?
Yup. Thank you, Vaush.
Next time the water leaks under my house I'm gonna ask my wife to fix it. 😅
The woman washes the clothes and the man buys the washer. It’s the natural order of things lol
I love how the laundry girl chastised you in needing a female to teach you the washing machine, then proceeds to, as a woman, teach you how to use the washing machine
Exactlyyyy
1st video girl, prime example of what happens when you undo her nose ring from the hitching post and let her roam free.
The lady saying that 10 year olds know how to do laundry hasnt met my 11yr old 😒
Woman: "A ten year old can do the laundry."
Of course she thinks that as a female, it's natural for them.
Dear Michael,
Think of these people as desperate: They cannot criticize your points, so they go after your laundry
After spending 2 weeks in Norway having to use their washing machines, I can attest they are tricky.
Complains about weaponized income, while sitting in such a way to accentuate her own weapons.
The laundry issue, its pretty normal for men not to really know how to do it. I do it at home, BUT if I'm not at home and it needs to be done, you won't believe it, but my husband knows how.
Ag, people just need something to complain about.
I'm a 59 year old woman and have been washing clothes for a long time. I had to be show how to use a front loaded machine.
I use weaponized incompetence to avoid so many outdoor chores so I can be comfortably inside our air conditioned house playing with my baby and just make my husband lunch Or periodically bring him water and a snack instead. Once I made him a fancy coffee to go with lunch and he was so happy he especially didn't seem to mind the grueling outdoor work that day lol. Totally worth it. I have used the push mower in the past but I refuse to try the ride-on one because I don't want to get good at it where he could ask me to mow on a day off while the baby naps. Gender roles work. Longterm goal is SAHM all the way 🙌🙌🙌 🙌(and I'll avoid outdoor house chores then whenever possible too lol)
My husband doesn’t bother to do laundry.. I don’t bother to mow lawns, what do you think I’d prefer? Pushing a mower around for 2 hours or pressing a button on a machine? I think some of us women are just pretending to be oppressed here.
My dad grew up on farm in Finland and was literally chased out of the kitchen by the women because 'no men in the kitchens', while expected to work on the farm, and in the barn, from an early age. He was always ridiculed for being useless in the kitchen and the grocery store. Poor guy, honestly. Today he is retired and does all the cooking and cleaning while my mom still works. Bitches need to chill!
Criticize someone while looking like a freaking bull with a nose ring automatically discredits everything you say.
So treating his wife like his mother, so does she mean with love and respect?
Its disturbing that being compared to hitler has been so watered down that it doesnt phase anyone anymore.
Please just because she knows how to use the machine doesn’t mean she knows how to wash! So many do not know how to properly wash their clothing.
Google tells me that the first good dishwasher was invented by a woman...with the help of a male mechanic. Laundry machines were invented by men. I never knew about weaponized incompetence. My dad is an aerospace engineer, yet he needs help operating the oven, dishwasher and laundry machines. I know he is capable but not motivated. The same is true of me in regards to changing the oil and car batteries. He has come to my rescue when I was stranded with flat tires and dead batteries multiple times and I'm still scared of doing that stuff. He checks the air in the tires, he fixes stuff around the house and helps me figure out computer issues. We do things for eachother that we lack the motivation or confidence to learn. When my dad asks me for help with something like that it makes me feel good that there is something I can do for him.
“I have a VeRy VeRy FUUncY washing machine”
I'm a wife and I ALWAYS do the laundry coz that's my thing and I'm good at it...but that does not mean that my husband does not value me. While my husband works, he also cooks MOST OF THE TIME, coz that's his thing and he's good at it. IMO, It's a husband and wife's thing who does what in one's household, and each household is different. Nobody have the right to say anything about it coz you're not in their situations or circumstances. People nowadays just say anything (online) to make themselves look like they know it all or look like they are smarter the person they're criticizing. At the end of the day, it's just you and how you deal with your life and your circumstance.
Woman in the beginning is probably the kind of woman to say that changing a tire is "a mans job" and has no clue how to do it
I do laundry in our household and do not feel opressed in any shape or form. My husband does other chores and I find it incredibly sweet when he calls me for guidance if he needs to wash clothes and I am not home. I could not care less that he can't do laundry. He does other hundreds of things better than me and I do not feel offended. Sorry. Long comment. Also, not a native English speaker.
Here’s the only thing that matters, does his wife care? Does his wife care that he doesn’t do his own laundry? Why don’t we let them worry about that. 1:57
In my house, my husband does his laundry, and some other things we share, but that’s because we have 3 kids under 3 and I don’t have time anymore 🤪
When I was a kid, I was able to program our VCR. How many adults weren’t able (or claimed it’s a rocket science) to do that? What a stupid argument. If you’re not familiar with an appliance, or a procedure, it‘s not easy. Simple as that
Can't believe nobody told that young lady in the first tiktok that she had a booger hanging out of her nose. She must have been so embarrassed when she realized.
Im doing laundry as i watch this and i enjoy it. My husband washes the dishes after i cook. He doesnt mind and i hate doing dishes. We just do what needs to be done and get onto the more enjoyable things in life. While the feminist are worrying about being equal to men.... im just enjoying my man lol (and our family)
What these women don’t understand anymore is that when they get in a relationship, especially married and especially with kids. Then YES!!! They have to act like a mother lol…what did their mom not do anything for them? So what do the women expect? Bc I know their parents did stuff for them when they were young, but now that they have “grown up” they don’t wanna do anything that their mom did? They want the husband to do it too? So their logic doesn’t make sense bc someone has to do it, and it’s either the guy does it and that’s fine, but if the girl does it then “she’s treated like a slave, or like a mother”😂😂😂oh god, when/if these girls have kids they’re going to be in for s big surprise when they actually have to do stuff around the house
So man props up his wife for operating a washer machine, and doing something that he cannot and that's seen as an insult. You can't win! They will always manipulate and flip and twist words to fit their narrative.
Amber, you have to remember what we are dealing with. This issue of “housework duties” being specific to one partner or the other only comes into play when there is a “sole” breadwinner. If you are home all day, and your man is out working all day, plus side jobs, it is understood that the cooking and cleaning is “your” responsibility. When husband and wife both work, the expectation of domestic duties are discussed and agreed upon, and carried out by both. There are just as many lazy slobs among women as there are men.
11:12 Man dem: NEVER get involved with a gyal that refers to you as a "partner".
I started getting laundry detergent ads after watching this 😅
I agree with the girl and the laundry. your wife is your caretaker, your husband is your caretaker...but you should NOT in any way see your spouse as your parent. You can mother your spouse or father your spouse, but as your spouse, not in relation to your actual parents. I also agree with the guy who talked about organized religion! america was FOUNDED with the idea of freedom to be your authentic self and stop forcing people to be things that they are not! so he was totally right that you shouldn't be trying to force ppl into that. Everyone has to have the skills to take care of themselves, you have to know how to do your own laundry.
It is kind of funny that you can't operate your laundry machine, but definitely not a disqualifier from having opinions on more complex topics LOL. Also, there's about 100 things I consider to be "simple tasks" that many people can't do, and I highly doubt she would have any clue what to do. I'd love to have her come and try to do them and then we can discuss whether or not she should voice her opinions in society.🤣
These ladies make fun of Michael’s inability to operate a washing machine when none of em know what transmission fluid is.
So when a women relies on a man to do the handy work at home. She is treating her husband like a father ?
If the only thing you can attack a man for is not doing his own laundry and standing firm on his beliefs I would say you have a man that is worth marrying
If someone claims they are cop when they aren't they are liars and get in trouble. If someone claims they are a veteran when they aren't they are liars and can get in trouble. When a man claims he is something that he isn't then he is a liar.
I never take advice from anyone with things in their nose!
"She's not wrong" 😂
I don't mind doing the laundry, I do mind labeling it as my job just because I'm a woman. Thankfully me and my husband are a team and whatever needs to be done around the house gets done by one of us. It doesn't have to be 50/50 always, sometimes it's 25/75 but it's not always me doing the 75...
The first chick is half right... A real man knows how to use the washing machine, and feed himself... because he isn't helpless. He just doesn't USE the washing machine, or cook (For me one must add washing up...)
If taking care of the man you love by cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, etc., makes you a “mother”, then a man paying your bills and fixing things around the house is now your “father” because that’s what dad’s do. Stop the hypocrisy and teach young girls how to properly love someone and not how to be completely useless.
That spawn of evil with the name of Brontë is still sore about how she got eviscerated in that interview/discussion.
you don't treat your wife like your mother, you treat her like a mother.
One of the things I've taken away from this video is that Michael is in posession of an extra-ordinary washing machine.