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06 Apr 2023

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Just wondering how the younger married couples split their contribution nowadays in terms of $$, housework, parenting etc?

I also wonder among the younger generation couples, do the man still have the traditional mindset of taking on full responsibility for providing for the family?

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Pet N

12 Apr 2023

Mostly shared... half half and for housework, do whatever you're better at.

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Javier Tan Yan Kai

11 Apr 2023

Actuarial Analyst at AIA

50/50

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John

11 Apr 2023

Many ladies I know expecting 50/50 for chores since gender equality now. But it comes to paying for things, men should Contribute more cos you r a man!

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Kent Toh

10 Apr 2023

Consultant at Sprinklr

Most common is shared resposibility.

The man have a new mindset of, if the woman is more capable and can bring home more money they can go ahead to contribute more, while the man stay home to do housework, parenting aka househusband.
Theres really not a lot of MCPs (male chauvinist pig) nowadays.

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LLy

10 Apr 2023

Why the comments all say "if the man is rich...."?? Cannot be the woman is rich & the man jagar/mana...

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