is this normal😂?

Mushoku Tensei III: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu, episode 12

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the expectations of fatherhood are by default much less than of motherhood. becoming a father,your expectations are essentially "be semi-present and dont abandon your child"

as a mother, your entire identity and existence becomes wrapped in your child. you have to put down your hobbies and life to take care of a thing thats attached to you basically 24/7, along with household managing.

And then as the child gets older, theres all the management that comes with it. Sports, doctors office, school. All things that father's are expected to be minimally involved in, but mothers are expected to have total control of.

ETA: i thinm its really funny how men are immediatly jumping to say how much they would LOVE to be a stay at home parent! which im sure you would! Except most women aren't stay at home parents, they work to support their family as much as the father does, and economically being a stay at home parent isnt conceivable.

I miss the days of growing up, watching the games and knew that if you lost one time, your season was in jeopardy. It created urgency, passion, and overall a better product. Now, after losing last night, I realized that’s all gone.

Ohio State can lose one more game and still have a shot at the playoff. I hate that. I miss the unpredictability of college football.

Unfortunately those days are gone. The NCAA is now making it even easier for teams with 3 losses to get in. What’s the point of the regular season at that point? What’s the point of non conference games? There’s a lot of change in the CFB world that has made the CFB regular season pointless.

Maybe it’s just me, but the NCAA does not need to expand past 12. Frankly I think 8 was the right number. But going to 24 is blasphemous.

i recently got eggs from sprouts and i was surprised by this odd handle looking thing crushing 2 of them