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Traditional vs. Equal Marriages
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"Traditional Marriage" is a term that you surely have heard
before, while the definition may be unique to each person, the general
summary of the term has one partner working and supplying for a family while the
other stays at home cleaning and taking care of the family.
An "equal marriage" is not the opposite of a "traditional marriage", but
still remains very different. Here, both partners work outside of
the home and expect equal duties when it comes to the home and
family. Usually any money earned is shared. |
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Because the money is "our money", paying of
bills are shared.
When it comes to spending the money in an "equal marriage",
purchases and time of purchases become mutual decisions. Debt situations
should also be mutual decisions.
Money is the obvious contingent in an "equal marriage" but not
the only. Household chores are also shared. There are no rules on the division
of housework or similar duties. Do as much as you can to take
the load of the other party.
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| When children exist in an "equal marriage" neither partner is
designated the role of primary caretaker. It is important to
remember that neither partner's job is of greater importance
than the other. Both parties need to consider their work situation
and divide the duties in accordance to their ability to spend
time doing the caretaking.
This will ensure that you don't argue over silly
chores that were skipped.
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