The evils of sandwich making by wives

[Omegaman 3.0]

An Australian mother asked a FaceBook group of 26,186 mothers:

“I would love to hear what other mums make their hubbies for lunch and snacks throughout the work day,” she posted on Tuesday. “We are getting over sandwiches.”

Some of these helpful ladies, offered their ideas:
 

• “Your husband is a grown up and you’re not his mother”
• “My husband can make his own damn lunch.”
• “I make my husband the same thing he makes me. Nothing!!”
• “Stuff that, hubby is a grown man. I already do his laundry and keep his children alive.”
• “Our advice is to stop making his lunches.”
• “My role is childcare during working hours and that’s it.”
• “He’s lucky if I decide to make dinner some nights”.
• “I was married for twenty years and my favourite packed lunch for my husband was called a Get it Yourself with a side order of I’m not your mother.”
• one mother of a toddler recounting her horror at finding out she was pregnant with a boy: “I felt sick at the thought of something male growing inside me.”

The woman who was seeking lunch ideas said:
 

She and her husband are saving up to buy their first home and, “he works in an extremely physically demanding job, he does housework, he cooks dinner every second night... He gets up in the middle of the night with our Bub. He is a champion.

“The least I can do is make him a bloody sandwich. I love my man, he deserves to eat lunch and we can’t afford to eat out.”

Exerpts are from an article you can read in it's entirely here:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/rendezview/when-making-a-sandwich-is-a-crime-against-feminism/news-story/966a541e2e1ffe7bd5f13047d483ef51

[Omegaman 3.0]

6 minutes ago, Yowm said:

and the husband could have responded to some of these fine lassies, "yes, and she can build the fence, change the flat on the p/u as well as spend the night out in the barn with the chickens lol.

or . . . .

"yes, and she can build the fence, change the flat on the p/u as well as spend the night out in the barn with the chickens, probably better than any of you ladies can, and with a lot more class, and a better attitude"

 

[Aimes]

The current “feminist” stupidity running rampant in our society literally turns my stomach. 

I’d much rather pack him a lunch and make dinner every day than change the oil, change the flats, fix the roof, etc. 

 

[missmuffet]

45 minutes ago, Omegaman 3.0 said:

An Australian mother asked a FaceBook group of 26,186 mothers:

“I would love to hear what other mums make their hubbies for lunch and snacks throughout the work day,” she posted on Tuesday. “We are getting over sandwiches.”

Some of these helpful ladies, offered their ideas:
 

• “Your husband is a grown up and you’re not his mother”
• “My husband can make his own damn lunch.”
• “I make my husband the same thing he makes me. Nothing!!”
• “Stuff that, hubby is a grown man. I already do his laundry and keep his children alive.”
• “Our advice is to stop making his lunches.”
• “My role is childcare during working hours and that’s it.”
• “He’s lucky if I decide to make dinner some nights”.
• “I was married for twenty years and my favourite packed lunch for my husband was called a Get it Yourself with a side order of I’m not your mother.”
• one mother of a toddler recounting her horror at finding out she was pregnant with a boy: “I felt sick at the thought of something male growing inside me.”

The woman who was seeking lunch ideas said:
 

She and her husband are saving up to buy their first home and, “he works in an extremely physically demanding job, he does housework, he cooks dinner every second night... He gets up in the middle of the night with our Bub. He is a champion.

“The least I can do is make him a bloody sandwich. I love my man, he deserves to eat lunch and we can’t afford to eat out.”

Exerpts are from an article you can read in it's entirely here:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/rendezview/when-making-a-sandwich-is-a-crime-against-feminism/news-story/966a541e2e1ffe7bd5f13047d483ef51

Some interesting secular responses but by the lady who was seeking the lunch ideas sounded like a thoughtful wife. If she would leave the word "bloody" out. Isn't that a swear word"?

[Reinitin]

40 minutes ago, Omegaman 3.0 said:

An Australian mother asked a FaceBook group of 26,186 mothers:

“I would love to hear what other mums make their hubbies for lunch and snacks throughout the work day,” she posted on Tuesday. “We are getting over sandwiches.”

Some of these helpful ladies, offered their ideas:
 

• “Your husband is a grown up and you’re not his mother”
• “My husband can make his own damn lunch.”
• “I make my husband the same thing he makes me. Nothing!!”
• “Stuff that, hubby is a grown man. I already do his laundry and keep his children alive.”
• “Our advice is to stop making his lunches.”
• “My role is childcare during working hours and that’s it.”
• “He’s lucky if I decide to make dinner some nights”.
• “I was married for twenty years and my favourite packed lunch for my husband was called a Get it Yourself with a side order of I’m not your mother.”
• one mother of a toddler recounting her horror at finding out she was pregnant with a boy: “I felt sick at the thought of something male growing inside me.”

The woman who was seeking lunch ideas said:
 

She and her husband are saving up to buy their first home and, “he works in an extremely physically demanding job, he does housework, he cooks dinner every second night... He gets up in the middle of the night with our Bub. He is a champion.

“The least I can do is make him a bloody sandwich. I love my man, he deserves to eat lunch and we can’t afford to eat out.”

Exerpts are from an article you can read in it's entirely here:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/rendezview/when-making-a-sandwich-is-a-crime-against-feminism/news-story/966a541e2e1ffe7bd5f13047d483ef51

oh.. lol.. i'd tell him I'll can by 500 rounds of .22 shells for $25 or 20 rounds of 7mm for $72. He needs to go get me some meat For the table and His lunch. moose strogonoff is a good lunch for a working providing man:) a moose would probably make half a year of lunches.

[Reinitin]

3 minutes ago, TheAimes said:

The current “feminist” stupidity running rampant in our society literally turns my stomach. 

I’d much rather pack him a lunch and make dinner every day than change the oil, change the flats, fix the roof, etc. 

 

lol.. I'd send him hunting, keep a couple hens and plant a good garden before I'd send anyone to work all day with no lunch.

[SisterActs2]

Hi guys

Yes, Yowm, it is.  But it is a mild one.  Hardly anyone says that anymore.  The buzz word now is much worse - .... it seems every second word - and by women as well.  However, so as not to lose the thread, I was shocked to see those responses - don't people care at all about their spouses anymore?  Good golly.  Have people sunk so low?  As a retired Christian I guess I don't socialise in the world much and miss out on most of this kind of garbage (I also never entertained the idea of having a fb page).  Don't want to sound like I'm on my high horse but, please, love the one you're with!

[Marilyn C]

I think it is an overreaction to the days of the `little woman` waiting on the husband. Lots of hurt, pain & anger, I see in those replies. It seems they do not know how to work through their differences. Even with the Lord it still is `dying to self` and that`s a life process.

Our society in Australia, is so geared to what I want NOW. We have been called the `Lucky Country` and we have so much - sunshine, lovely country, good food, great beaches, money for those out of work, hospital care etc.....yet without the Lord it doesn`t fulfil, as we well know.

Marilyn.

[Estrella]

7 hours ago, Omegaman 3.0 said:

An Australian mother asked a FaceBook group of 26,186 mothers:

“I would love to hear what other mums make their hubbies for lunch and snacks throughout the work day,” she posted on Tuesday. “We are getting over sandwiches.”

Some of these helpful ladies, offered their ideas:
 

• “Your husband is a grown up and you’re not his mother”
• “My husband can make his own damn lunch.”
• “I make my husband the same thing he makes me. Nothing!!”
• “Stuff that, hubby is a grown man. I already do his laundry and keep his children alive.”
• “Our advice is to stop making his lunches.”
• “My role is childcare during working hours and that’s it.”
• “He’s lucky if I decide to make dinner some nights”.
• “I was married for twenty years and my favourite packed lunch for my husband was called a Get it Yourself with a side order of I’m not your mother.”
• one mother of a toddler recounting her horror at finding out she was pregnant with a boy: “I felt sick at the thought of something male growing inside me.”

The woman who was seeking lunch ideas said:
 

She and her husband are saving up to buy their first home and, “he works in an extremely physically demanding job, he does housework, he cooks dinner every second night... He gets up in the middle of the night with our Bub. He is a champion.

“The least I can do is make him a bloody sandwich. I love my man, he deserves to eat lunch and we can’t afford to eat out.”

Exerpts are from an article you can read in it's entirely here:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/rendezview/when-making-a-sandwich-is-a-crime-against-feminism/news-story/966a541e2e1ffe7bd5f13047d483ef51

What very creative ideas these women have for making lunches. This must be kung fu panda's non biological father's secret recipe for noodles. ?? These women first of all failed to answer her question. Hahaha. Maybe they reacted that way because she said "...what other mums make for their hubbies" that warranted those kinds of reply. Nonetheless, i think these women could do well by keeping their "secret recipes of a happy marriage" to themselves, instead of saying nothing that contributes to her question lol.

But wait, the other woman "felt sick having a male baby inside her?" Sure.. she surely didn't feel sick about doing the process of having a baby with a grown male in the first place... " Go figure! I am now worried for the baby boy now. I hope she don't raise him up to hate his own gender... or worse...he might grow up resenting women altogether with all the male bashing attitude.. 

I am all out for women empowerment (not feminism) but i do make food for the man of the house. That empowers me as the woman of the house. 

[Estrella]

6 hours ago, missmuffet said:

Some interesting secular responses but by the lady who was seeking the lunch ideas sounded like a thoughtful wife. If she would leave the word "bloody" out. Isn't that a swear word"?

From the way these women responded her, i would have been... nastier.. ? forgive me God.