'He forgets I work, too.'(Family Psychology)

Article Abstract:

A woman describes the growing frustration that her husband's reluctance to help with household chores caused her. Suggestions for solving the problem include dividing the list of chores, rewarding his efforts and simplifying cleanup routines.

Management, Married women, House cleaning

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'He's married to his job.'(Family Psychology)(Brief Article)

Article Abstract:

A wife describes the harmful effect that her husband's workaholic tendencies were having on her marriage and their daughter. Suggestions for solving the problem include threatening to leave and going to family counseling.

Brief Article, Married people, Workaholism

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Football season does something to men

Article Abstract:

A woman tells her story of her husband's obsession with football. She dealt with it by learning more about the game and trying to join in with the guys.

Football

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