Vaastav Foundation” (NGO Fighting for Men’s Rights, Dignity and Honor), had conducted an online survey during the first week of March 2021 under the theme – “Let’s Talk About The Positive Role Of Men, On International Women’s Day And Every Day” for steering a positive debate and discussion on “Recognising and Quantifying Matrimonial Monetary, Unpaid Labor and Non-Monetary Contributions of #MenToo.
We are happy to publish the outcome of the survey on Vaastav Foundation website.
Here is the link for the Preliminary Report…….
A Preliminary Report On
Recognizing and Quantifying Matrimonial Monetary, Unpaid Labor and Non-Monetary Contributions of #MenToo
(Let’s Talk About The Positive Role Of Men, On International Women’s Day And Every Day)
By
Dr. Mithun Kherde, Vaastav Foundation
I. Background and Context: The roles played by the men and women in the family and society that were assumed previously to be complementary are now being pitched as against each other in the debate of gender equality, rights and partnerships. There have been various strange demands put forth by the women centrist organizations and individuals from time to time. It’s not that all of their demands are taken seriously, but one such demand is gaining traction. The demand is to pay for the household work done by a “house-wife”. Interestingly, this demand is based on several myths such as:
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- Only wife undertake the household work and husband don’t
- Household work by wife is her exploitation
- Wife needs to be paid monetarily for the household work she undertakes
II. Rationale for the study: The demand made for paying ‘housewife’ for the household work based on above assumptions commits four grave mistakes:
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- Maintains complete silence on the Unpaid work and several non monetary contributions by Husband
- Ignores the liberty of wife to choose between household and outside work against the total lack of such liberty for #MenToo
- Pushes under the carpet the legitimate discussion on free services received by the wife and need to pay for them
- Strikes one more nail forward towards economic exploitation of men in the schema of gender(ed) equality
While pitching for the ‘woman’s right’ to claim returns from household work and giving it a legal, political and legislative spin, as usual, a pin drop silence is being maintained on
recognizing, capturing, measuring and quantifying the Monetary and Non-monetary contributions of Men in household work, child care and other roles which husband/ men play in the family, social, political, national and international circles. There is a need for breaking the myths and awakening the masses so that the legislatures make no more mistakes rather makes informed decision in the realisation of true equality without any discrimination among the sexes. Therefore, Vaastav Foundation (NGO Fighting for Men’s Rights, Dignity and Honor), decided to conduct a survey under the theme – “Let’s Talk About The Positive Role Of Men, On International Women’s Day And Every Day”.
III. Aim and Objectives: Breaking the stereotypical notional myths around ‘housewife’ and ‘household/ unpaid labour’. Steering a positive debate and discussion on “Recognizing and Quantifying Matrimonial Monetary, Unpaid Labor and Non-Monetary Contributions of #MenToo”.
IV. Methodology: Questionnaire was created using “Google Forms” to collect the primary data for the study. The survey questionnaire link was posted on facebook and twitter. Data was collected in online mode between 1st March 2021 till 7th March 2021. Participation was requested from men who have “ever been married” or “ever been fathers”. Google spreadsheet was generated from the responses received through online from. The report was prepared based on the data received from the online survey, studies on Men’s contribution, laws on equitable distribution of monetary and non-monetary contributions in divorce matters.
IV. Ethical Considerations: The link was shared online. The introductory part of the survey questionnaire explained to the potential respondent, the context, background and the objectives of the study. The entire questionnaire was visible to the respondent and the respondent were free to participate or not to participate in the survey. The e-mail id of the respondent was asked to enter in the beginning of the questionnaire to avoid duplication of submission. The submit button was enabled at the end of the survey questionnaire. The respondents were free to withdraw anytime in between the survey. as submission of the completely filled questionnaire was only taken as consent for participation. The e-mail ids of the respondents were deleted before beginning the analysis and complete anonymity was maintained.
VI. Findings: The survey recruited a total 368 participants.
Figure 1: Sex of Participants
Age Distribution: Minimum age reported of the participants was 22 years and maximum was 68 years with mean age reported to be 38 years.
Figure 2: Age Distribution of Participants
Marital status: From among the participants, 41.0% of the respondents were married, 47.8% were separated, 10.3% were divorced and 0.9% were widower.
Figure 3: Marital Status of Participants
Years of Matrimonial Life: About 38.0% of the respondents had lead matrimonial life between1 to 5 years followed by 25.8% who had been married for less than 1 years, 17.4% were in matrimonial life for 5 to 10 years and 18.8% had been in matrimonial life for more than 10 years.
Distribution of children: 41.8% of the respondents had reported having been father to no child, 42.7% respondents reported to have been father to 1 child, 14.4% had been father of two children and 1.1% had been father to more than 2 children.
Figure 5: No. of Children of Participants
Unpaid work by one spouse: Against the stereotypical notional myth widely spread in the society, from among the participants in the current survey, 81.0% said, they did not believe that the unpaid household work is done only by one spouse. 13.3% have ‘never thought about it’ and merely 5.7% believed in the stereotypical household involvement of one spouse only.
Figure 6: Age Distribution of Participants
Monetary compensation and net payment: Against the unilateral demand rising from the women organisations for housewife alone, in the current survey, 45.1% respondents said, both the spouses should calculate the monetary compensation for the household work they undertake and the net amount be paid to the other. 32.3% disagreed and 22.6% were such that they have ‘never thought about it’.
Figure 7: Monetary Compensation for Spouse’s Household Work
Monetary contributions by men as husband/ father:
Table 1: Monetary Contribution by Men in Matrimonial Life
Man hours spent in paid work: From among the participants a majority i.e. 74.4% spent more than 5 hours daily at paid work, 21.7% were such that they spent 1 to 5 hours at paid work. Among them 21.7% did paid work for more than 10 hours for their family.
Unpaid and Non-monetary contributions by men
Table 2: Non-Monetary Contribution by Men in Matrimonial Life
Man hours spent in unpaid household work: From among the participants a majority i.e. 74.5% spent between 1 to 5 hours daily at non-monetary household activities, 14.4% were such that they spent 6 to 10 hours at unpaid household work. Among them 10.8% did unpaid household work for more than 10 hours daily.
Other monetary/ non-monetary contributions by men as listed by the respondents are:
Please see Table 3 in Annexure
Husband/ father’s participation in household work: Against the prevalent myth in the society, 93.2% of the respondents in this survey refused to believe that husbands/ fathers don’t participate in household work and only 6.8% held the stereotypical notion about non participation of men in household work.
Figure 8: Husband/ Father’s Participation in Household Work
Liberty to refuse household work: Unlike women, who have liberty to choose between household work and external work, 89.7% of the participants of this study believe that Indian husbands/ fathers have no liberty to refuse doing household work and only work outside home.
Figure 9: Husband/ Father’s Liberty to Refuse Household Work
Wife enjoys without paying: About 84.5% of the participants believe that ‘wife enjoys monetary and non-monetary services/ facilities/ benefits performed by men at the matrimonial household without paying for them.
Figure 10: Wife Enjoys Without Paying at the Matrimonial House
Husband to be reimbursed: About 77.2% respondents believe that when a husband is managing the monetary and non-monetary contributions for the family, he should be reimbursed for the 50% amount by the wife.
Figure 11: Husband to be Reimbursed
VII. Quantification and legal consideration of monetary, non-monetary matrimonial contributions of #MenToo: When we talk about gender equality in marriages and divorce, 91.8% respondents believe that maintenance, alimony, child custody laws should quantify and take into consideration the monetary and non-monetary contributions of #MenToo.
Figure 12: Quantification of Matrimonial Contributions of #MenToo
VIII. Discussion and Conclusion
Men have been burdened upon from ages without giving them any scope for expecting returns from these:
- Food:
a. Financial contribution: Cost of Grocery, LPG Cylinder, Vegetables, Fruits, etc. is borne by the husband. Transportation cost for each of the items is taken care of by him. Refrigeration, preservation cost is borne by husband through investment on refrigerator and preservatives.
b. Non-monetary contribution: Most of the time, it is he who takes it to contribute for the transportation utilizing his own physical strength. Washing of vegetables, fruits, cutting, chopping, preparation for cooking, cooking, etc.
2. Clothing:
a. Financial contribution: The clothes if ready made/ stitched at a tailor shop – cost of purchase and stitching is borne by husband. If the clothes are stitched at home – the cost of sewing machine, raw material like cloth piece, buttons, hooks, needles, threads, etc. is borne by the husband. The transportation cost involved in it is also borne by him. For the maintenance of these clothes if washing is being undertaken by the wife – the responsibility is taken up by the husband of purchasing the washing machine or items listed below.
b. Non-monetary contribution: Washing machine, washing soda, brush, soap, water, bucket, mug, even the stone against which the clothes are being hammered, have to be transported by the husband.
3. Shelter:
a. Financial contribution: The house rent/cost – Down Payment, EMI; electricity bill, water bill, house tax, property tax, maintenance, etc. is borne by the husband.
b. Non-monetary contribution: The husband acts as driver, plumber, electrician, toilet cleaner, roof cleaner, cob-web cleaner, etc. and charge is not paid by the wife.
4. Opportunity cost foregone/ Sacrifices that husband makes for the family: While constantly
trying to fulfill the desires of the family, the men sacrifice their educational aspirations, career desire, hobbies, interests and needs. How can these unpaid sacrifices be ever quantified in terms of money?
5. Companion, Security Guard, Protector: Historically, men have been nurtured with these values before going to war, entering a burning building, and exiting a sinking ship. Even in these changing times, the man of the house is therefore the most dedicated protector of the family, his dedication would be more than the world’s best security commando. We have umpteen examples of men putting their life, well being and everything at risk for their family. The cost for this cannot even be calculated.
6. Fallback option for wife and children: The presence of a husband/ father in the family acts as a self confidence enhancer of having a fallback option.
7. The husband/ father provides emotional support for the wife/ children.
8. The husband/ father pays for gifts (positive enforcements) he gives to the wife.
9. The presence of the father also acts as a deterrent (negative reinforcement) for preventing the child from adopting a mis-directed path.
10. The tours, travels and family trips with the wife are sponsored by the husband.
11. The bills of medical expenses for the wife are borne by the husband and also the premium of the medical and other insurance for the wife are paid by the husband.
12. The days when the wife goes for eating out for a change or even for celebrating some event the husband has financed it.
13. The electricity, mobile, internet, telephone, television subscription and other utilities debit to the account of the husband.
14. The charges of entertainment magazines, OTT subscriptions, shows, movies enjoyed by the wife are also billed to the poor husband.
15. The husband has to bear the cost of furniture and goods in the house right from the vacuum cleaner to the bed, wardrobe, fans and ACs.
16. The sunk cost of beautification of the wife’s face and wardrobe are by default assumed to be the responsibility of the husband.
17. If the wife is not interested in doing household work, the husband has to employ maids and cooks and slog extra hours to pay them so that his lazy wife can laze around.
18. When the wife delivers the child a nanny is employed by the husband to look after the infant.
19. In case the wife does the household work. The husband loses that service after a divorce but does not get compensated to employing a maid for continuing those services.
20. The average of a man’s life span is lower than that of women as men have to burden more responsibility, bear more stress and be constantly trying to increase their earnings to fulfill the never ending demands of the wife. We need to calculate the price of the reduced life span of men.
21. Any type of income plan has a premium to be paid one time or over the years. The wife doesn’t pay any such premium to get one time Alimony or lifetime payment of maintenance.
All these above mentioned services are being enjoyed for free by the wife from ages without having so far been made to pay for and therefore having no appreciation for the same.
The cost of financing all this for an average middle class family is substantial and cannot be ignored at all, plus the unpaid manual work, emotional support provided by the men can’t be overlooked and difficult to quantify. Let’s first substantiate those before we decide whether the husband has to pay maintenance/alimony or to actually receive it.
Men’s Contribution in Socal, Political, National and International Circles
Whether it be infrastructure or transport or communication development, it all comes at an invisible cost. Every year thousands of men lose their lives in coal mines, railways, sewers, satellite towers and other dangerous workplaces. According to the latest report from the Ministry of Human Resource Development, more boys than girls drop out of school at primary level and this destroys life opportunities while limiting their progress. From the victims of child trafficking, to child labor to exploitation as cheap manual labor, there is something in our collective consciousness that it seems to be convenient for legislators and policy makers to ignore the problems of boys and men. There is an unfortunate tendency of using boys and men and disposing them away.
Friends, 65% of deaths related to covid in India were male. Because, they go out in opposite and dangerous environments and therefore they are more at risk than women. According to a 2019 report released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), 80% of deaths in accidents in India are men. Of those who commit suicide, 97,000 (70%) are men. Of these, 32.4% of men have ended their precious lives due to family reasons and 17% due to illness. Prostate cancer is the second most common cause of cancer and the sixth leading cause of death from cancer in men worldwide. In September 2019, on the occasion of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) released statistics on the incidence of prostate cancer in India. According to the report, the incidence rate of prostate cancer is 9-10 / 100000 population. According to a study, the number of potential prostate cancer patients across India will be 26,120, 28,079 and 30,185 between 2010, 2015 and 2020 respectively. Despite the prevalence of many such health problems in men, lack of awareness, lack of screening programs, lack of clinical facilities, tendency to put family needs in front of their health, these are the reasons why very few Men really come forward with their health problems. Various studies conducted by organizations advocating for men’s human rights on Indian law show that the misuse of feminist laws has increased significantly in the last few years. Laws related to dowry, domestic violence, sexual harassment, rape, maintenance, divorce, custody of children, these are not fair and anti-male and many men are committing suicide out of frustration. Despite this, study centers for research and discussion on male issues from the government, administration, universities and research institutes of our country are still missing.
In the midst of such depressing darkness for men around the world, Vaastav Foundation urges the legislators and policy makers to initiate a project for “Recognizing and Quantifying Matrimonial Monetary, Unpaid Labor and Non-Monetary Contributions of #MenToo”. This shall not only provide a legitimate ground for positive debate and discussion on men’s contribution but also encourage men to teach their children and show the world and the society the values, character and responsibilities of their lives. Only when all men and women move forward with these values and examples can we build a just and secure society in which all have equal opportunities for prosperity. The best time to kick start the project would be International Women’s Day which is falling on Monday, 8th March 2021 under the theme – Let’s Talk About The Positive Role Of Men, On International Women’s Day And Every Day.
Annexure
Table 3: List of monetary and non monetary contributions made by participants other than those mentioned above.
1. Taking care of parents, helping relatives during their need, emergency travel for relative’s related work. |
2. Providing financial help needed by in laws |
3. Done work whatever and whenever needed. |
4. Take care of inlaws |
5. Father/Husband being there as a ROCK when needed Emotions has NO Value its Priceless |
6. Cleaning house, Making tea |
7. Our relatives her kiths kins expenditures |
8. All things said above is done by me |
9. Each and every work in the house is contributed by me. |
10.Shopping daily items and other outside work |
11.I also did cooking food Sometimes |
12.As we are separated every single thing is done by me as a husband. |
13.Many other contribution |
14.Cleaning,dusting, washing etc |
15.Do all the work at home |
16.Driving for wife, Security Guard for wife, On demand plumber, electrician and carpenter for wife, on demand household cleaner for wife, on demand ATM |
17.Picnic, wondering, messaging to wife etc |
18.Security |
19.Take care of all family members |
20.Help to wife’s relatives |
21.Room Cleaning, washing, utensil cleaning |
22.I took care of everything where money is involved. |
23.Computer work. Bank work etc |
24. Teaching my kids at home, sitting with them and doing their homework, reading to them at bedtime (although, over time my wife discouraged these as she felt this was forming a closed bond between me and my kids). |
25. Getting vehicles serviced. |
26. Attending all of my kids school events, PTMs. |
27. Taking kids for holidays/camps. |
28. Being the default driver for the family. |
29. Of course, all of these contributions were done by myself with no help. Whereas all other tasks supposedly under my wife’s duties, were done by hired housemaids. So, while I may not have done cooking & cleaning, it wasn’t done by my wife either |
– the maid (paid by me) did it. |
30.Making kids get up and get ready in morning |
31.Buying a vehicle for wife |
32.Maintenance of electric house-hold items |
33.Taking care of pet and all his accessories including food |
34.Teaching children, house cleaning, cleaning bikes, small repairs, getting groceries etc. |
35.Gardening |
36.Playing with children, taking care of both wife and child. Managing work and family mental load. |
37.Sometimes taking leave from office to take care of my son. |
38.Dropping at her office |
39.Supporting parents /sister/brother of wife, gifts/surprizes of in laws birthdays, anniversary, etc |
40.Monthly expenditure planning |
41. Droppings & collect from school & private tution |
42. Arrange Music & fine arts teacher |
43.Except cooking…everything else |
44.Driving to malls , movie, family, long road trips, medical emergency, watch carefully strangers, booking and taking annual trips vacation for family |
45.Washing clothes, bedding, water fill, etc |
46.Child school homeworks |
47.Taking care of mental health of family during lockdown |
48.Encouraging Wife for further education, Teaching kid |
49.Taking care of grandmother/taking her to hospital |
50.Taking responsibility of wife and family, taking responsibility of wife’s education, cleaning house, cleaning clothes, go to market, buying vegetables, buying clothes, pay bills, pay maintenance to wife n many more |
51.Floor cleaning |
52.परू ा काम करते है। |
53.Insurance premiums |
54.Taking care of the child even when he was a toddler. Right from changing his diapers to washing his clothes. |
55.I do a lot of household works for family |
56.Taking care of sick parents |
57.Everything in a house |
58.Used to take her for shopping 3-4times a week |
59.Cleaning house, fulfill demand of wife,obey the wife order |
60.Tuition for children |
61.Household works cleaning |
62.Taking care of there friends too |
63.Whenever wife is not feeling well, all the chores are to be done by me only |
64.I do what she say |
65.Making the relationship work was entirely my job. |
66.12 hours per day for an office job. While my wife is a housewife. |
67.Daily pick and drop to my wife from her working organization |
68.Constantly shower love on them by suppressing self |
69. Child healthcare |
70. Wife’s healthcare |
71. Pick up and drop child from school |
72. Feed the child daily |
73. Bathe child |
74. Put child to sleep |
75. I okay with the child and take him to gardens |
76. Coordinate with household maids to get work done |
77. Clean the house |
78. Clean the kitchen |
79. Sanitise kids toys and so on |
80.Bringing medicines |
81.Car driving, buying vegetables and groceries |
82.Managing relatives of both family with my own expenses |
83.Purchase of water bottles |
84.Expenses |
85. Driving |
86. Petrol expenses |
87. Taking vehicle to service center |
88. Used to walk if I am alone but paid for CA if wife is going alone |
89.Helped father in-law financially |
90. Preparing snacks for wife |
91. Taking her to dr. |
92. Encouraging her to study |
93. Paying for wife’s insurance policies |
94. Paying for the wife’s family outing/ food, etc. |
95.Contributed in hospitalization charges to mother in law and father in law. |
96.Shop, Water, cleaning. Etc |
97.Always husband has to look after the family if wife doesn’t contribute men is left with no choice because men cannot leave the house n run away |
98.I try to make happy both parents |
99.All family related expenses |
100. Many other households work during festivals, some odd jobs which women never do, they just order sitting at home. Other jobs like maintenance of vehicles, repair, etc. despite being highly qualified and well earning they cant maintain themselves. |
101. Helping in household work |
102. Counseling my wife |
103. Picking and drop to wife |
104. Caretaker |
105. Provided transportation for wife work purpose |
106. Taking the wife’s parents and her other relatives to the doctor for consultation. |
107. Giving my references for job placements to wife’s relatives |
108. Cleaning |
109. Anything that is needed in the house. |
110. Last minute errands always. |
111. Emotional support to family and pick drop to all location |
112. Hiring and training the maid |
113. Supporting wife’s touristic desires |
114. Shopping by wife |
115. Care of in-laws, taking to picnic when they visit |
116. Payment for gifts for inlaws at every festival , birthday and anniversary |
117. Traveling, |
118. Sudden Household exp. |
119. Washed utensils cooked food |
120. Education, food, housing, television,internet, clothes, transport |
121. Buying groceries , washing utensils , sweeping, mopping, all government or bank related work registration of birth marriage etc. |
122. Driving her to shopping, her relatives, my relatives, sweeping, washing machine |
123. Taking wife for interviews |
124. Always paid the bills of outing with wife. |
125. Contributed more money in household expenses. |
126. Cooking was done by my mother and not my wife. |
127. Wife was doing only the washing of utensils and bathing my son. |
128. I used to take my child daily for a walk. |
129. Even the majority of times I used to get him to sleep at night. |
130. I used to wash clothes in the washing machine many times. |
131. I used to bring daily essentials from the shop, filling petrol on my bike. |
132. Only vegetables are bought by my wife and even by my mom. |
133. Many times I used to put diapers on my son and done with his clothes. |
134. ऑल household and everything |
135. Even to feed milk |
136. Bath,clean his etc. |
137. PTA MEETINGS |
138. PARENTS MEETINGS |
139. HOSP |
140. GUEST |
141. HOMEWORK |
142. Each n everything even I wrote अंगाई songs too! |
143. Arranging child needs like hair cut etc, |
144. Preparing for different weathers for shelter like rain, summer. |
145. Planning grocery |
146. Eating out arrangements etc. |
147. Clothes wash & fasting, etc. |
148. To get smile on wife’s face |
149. Life management |
150. Taking care of wife’s parents |
151. Taking all responsibility for every work on every day. |
152. Dropping child to school |
153. Ensuring child gets extra curricular activities |
154. Garden visit |
155. Attending Parents meetings |
156. Helping child with homework |
157. Taking care of the household when the wife is working till midnight |
158. Getting vegetables/groceries from the market. |
159. Taking family for vacation, doctor etc. |
160. Getting passport/Aadhar Card/ Voter id card done for family. |
161. Caring a lot to all family members and trying to make everyone happy. |
162. Helped the wife’s family financially whenever they requested. |
163. I used to help in household work always |
164. Washing Mopping home |
165. Took care of family |
166. Pick and drop |
167. Taking care of mother in laws |
168. Caring for all. |
169. Taking care of child for religious education |
170. Parents medical issue |
171. In context of non monetary contribution- I love my life partner, family and take care of each and every thing that would make her happy. |
172. In context of monetary – I contribute towards everything and don’t partialate between her and other family members. |
173. Giving money to in laws |
174. Helping and assisting wife religious activities |
175. Driving out for shopping along with spouse |
176. Washing Mopping everything |
177. Taking care of in-laws |
178. Mutual support |
179. I even had also help my brother in law in his project |
180. Taking care of wife |
181. All day to day household work done by me also takes care of my daughter. |
182. Taking care of my wife |
183. All payments, |
184. Bank loans |
185. Marketing |
186. Purchase of all sorts of life necessities for my family |
187. Counseling when required |
188. Looking after/ providing psychological, emotional, spiritual support and care for my happy family |
189. Trying to imbibe moral/ethical values in my son…etc. |
190. Hair cuts, shavings |
191. Personally taking & bringing 2 kids from school |
192. All the things in daily household life |
193. Extra efforts to earn/ Cleaning & maintenance at home |
194. Grocery, vegetables, clothes purchase |
195. Household chores |
196. Dropping child to school and bringing back |
197. Taking child to tuition |
198. Bringing vegetables and other groceries |
199. Taking family to park, entertainment, Market |
200. Tending to parents, in-laws. |
201. Picking up and dropping off relatives from airport, rly station, bus station. |
202. Procuring medicines. Tending at hospitals/clinics. |
203. Many many things |
204. House cleaning, washing clothes |
205. Entertainment of Spouse’s relatives |
206. Always contributing in the day to day activities |
207. Weekend Restaurant |
208. Child and wife care |
209. Medical |
210. House cleaning, cooking, feeding |
211. Wash clothes |
212. Taking care of house garden |
213. Giving bath and dressing child for school |
214. Weekend hair wash to my son as we are sikh |
215. She not even ask for water after me coming back from work |
216. Ironing clothes of myself and child and sometimes of wife too |
217. Babysitting of my child |
218. Even look after the expenses and work contribution in occasions happen in in laws family |
219. Counselling |
220. Paperwork for documents |
221. Chaperoning for medical and other appointments. |
222. Providing emotional security to wife and child |
223. Car and bike washing, help in growing my wife’s business, etc. |
224. Take care of all family members |
225. Every bit , mopping, washing clothes and drying, groceries, ironing clothes etc |
226. Taking care of in-laws |
227. Cleaning bathoom & toilet |
228. I always take care of my wife’s daily needs and always support her what she wants from me and spend time with children during the holiday and involved in all activities. |
229. Driving, taking to relatives, helping in venture |
230. All food, shelter, security, social/ traditional functions etc. |
231. Restaurant, parties, fetching and dropping off relatives occasionally, etc |
232. The house ladder to pick things placed up high. |
233. The house weightlifter to pick anything which may or may not be heavy. |
234. The house door keeper opens doors every time. |
235. The house driver, while paying for car EMIs. |
236. Keep my education thoughts at Bay. |
237. Never think about shopping for self. |
238. Never think of taking a holiday for self. |
239. Be the house couch with whom the wife needs to talk. |
240. Be the house punching bag when females have anything to complain about. |
241. Paying for the Television but having no access to time and remote and many many more such monetary, free acts. |
242. Always doing all sorts of domestic work after office hours and on weekends. |
243. Though we had a full time maid also. But still I loved to do it for my family. |
244. Petrol, diesal, food from market, gifts for relatives, sister expenses, sometimes sale saali ke bacchon ke kapde ka bhi kharcha uthana padta hai |
245. I think all things covered above |
246. Always took responsibility for the family as well as wife education and child education. |
247. Facing various court cases against wife since last 6 years |
248. Listen unproductive talk of wife |
249. Taking care of wife’s parents and expenses |
250. Trying to complete wife’s immoral demand of running her parents house also |
251. Taking wife for shopping and movie and driving the vehicle, giving her foot massage and head massage to avoid expenses because it is chargeable when done in spa |
252. Doing all the research for about 18 months before buying house |
253. Garden |
254. Cooking food, maintenance of household , maintenance of appliances, washing clothes |
255. Various services to parents of wife |
256. Helping and giving company to spouse |
257. Cleaning dipper of kid |
258. Got vegetables for in laws |
259. Drove car for mother in law |
260. Gave head massage to wife |
261. Cleaned washrooms |
262. Child care |
263. Hospital visits, volunteering, helping in-laws |
264. Helping pre cooking task |
265. Helping in cooking, bringing vegetables etc. |
266. Repairing broken utensils, toys, reusable things for saving money. |
267. Consultation |
268. Gardening/watering plants, serving food, buying groceries, remembering when to pay the bills, and paying of the bills, bathing kid, feeding the kid, putting the kid to sleep, reading out stories, teaching morals, songs, slokas to the kid, teaching school subjects to kids, taking kids out, taking family members out, planning out and taking family out during vacations, spending for extended family members, taking care of health requirements for family, spending on entertainment needs of the family |
269. 95% work |
270. Children care |
271. Health issues of inlaws |
272. All home maintained by me except for food I was dependent in that also I suffered |
273. Well take caring family |
274. Man is Family security guard without a salary. |
275. Depends on the requirements of the family at particular time. |
276. Take care of everything. All burdon is mine. |
277. Child education |
278. Market, foods puchase, sometime make breakfast , sometimes cleaning house |
279. Depend on work load |
280. Many small tasks like bathing kids, their homework, tying their shoe lace, taking kids out, taking care of her when she is unwell etc. |
281. Drive two wheeler to wife |
282. Household maintenance |
283. Pick and drop to my son. Form school. |
284. Combing of my spouse, dress making |
285. Spend on travelling |
286. Car washing, chasing lizard’s, taking care of pet, |
287. All fulfill house hold me father |
288. Taking care of entire family without any expectations |
289. Physical or monetary contribution in Hospitalization of parents. |
290. Driving wife to shopping,religious places etc |
291. Vegetable and grocery purchase |
292. Driving kids to school. Cleaning kid. Feeding kid. |
293. Cleaning |
294. Taking child to the doctor |
295. Cooking, purchasing, groceries, playing with kids, grooming & teaching them, fixing appliances etc etc |
296. They keep the family happy by solving any kind of financial problems in the family. |
297. Taking wife for mandir daily on 2 wheeler. Occasional twice in 1 year taking her to maternal place. |
298. Cooking |
299. Parents’ work |
300. Washing cloths and cleaning house, 24 hour security to family members, making sure my family will get all basic needs that they require. |
301. Would pay for flight tickets of wife for her visits to her parental home. |
302. Buying expensive lifestyle products. |
303. Staying in luxurious hotels during vacations only on wife’s demand. |
304. Spending time with wife |
305. Always taking responsibility of my family |
306. Purchase groceries/medicines |
307. Morning Cleanups of bedroom |
308. Weekly cleanup of cupboards & fans |
309. Visiting doctors/clinic/hospital/report center, daily routine health check like BP monitoring |
310. Fulfilling sexual needs of the partner |
311. Working as punching bag of the wife |
312. Listening to her nagging all day |
313. Struggle at office in day time and listen to tantrums and mood swings of the wife at home |
314. Provide for the whole family and pay taxes yet no protection and rights for me when I face false cases, any DV, dowry, posh, rape charge can destroy me in a minute yet everyone is brainwashed to think women as weak and to be protected. |
315. Gender bias is one of the biggest lies in our society. |
316. Take care of in laws |
317. Pregnancy cost and medical treatment |
318. Child vaccination |
319. Took care of her younger sister and even stayed at her maternal home so that she could attend her job and to save her on travel time |
320. Purchase for wife’s parents household items, repair & maintenance, cleanship and material shifting, etc. |
321. Taking care of spouse family members |
322. Accompany wife for shopping |
323. Dropping and picking son to school |
324. Tending to Garden, Taking kid to play area |
325. Maintaining wife car, Wife’s/child’s medical bills |
326. Dropping kids to school |
327. Getting child vaccine |
328. Taking family members to doctor |
329. Decorating house during festive season |
330. Doing charity, spending for Pooja & havan |
331. Helping wife & inlaws financially & socially |
332. Giving gifts & cash to maintain social relationships |
333. Washing clothes, utensils, tuitions etc. |
334. Protection & care of wife and her parents her all needs & medical & beauty parlour expenses & her monthly shoppings & demands mostly has been fulfilled as per capacity of husband. |
335. Bringing vegetables and fruits |
336. Gifts for wife and her relatives |
337. Adjusting with her relatives staying at my home |
338. Paying home loans |
339. Paying for EMI (personal/home/car loan etc.) |
340. All extra expenses |
341. Teaching kid, cooking |
342. Taking baby to school |
343. Doing wife’s M.Phil. work |
344. Writing her thesis |
345. Taking care of baby when wife sleeps during daytime |
346. Taking care of members |
347. It’s complicated, mens are considered as genies. I Hope you will have everything available. But genies cant express their mind states. Every action of mens are meant for family. He rarely live his life. |
348. Picking, dropping wife. |
349. Outing only at the wish of spouce |
350. Maintain household expenses. |
351. Took care of health |
352. Undertook repairs on house |
353. Dropping children to school |
354. Medical expenses |
355. All household work and repairs and maintenance |
356. Use to wake up early to wake up my wife |
357. Cleaning of home on the occasion of festivals |
358. Give money to wife for purchase cosmetics and beauty parlour and fulfil her family financial facilities like give gift to their family relative for functions and purchase jewellery for wife as her mother says |
359. Social working |
360. Paid for her Sister’s travel sometimes |
361. Maintaining kitchen Garden, Care of Pets, Maintaining house building , Social activities of neighborhood, |
362. Food & education of child |
363. Petrol, teaching children and wife, making strategy for future, planning a house, engaging children and spouse in planning for future finances etc., Planning vacations, searching for travel options where seats are available, searching for tourism spots |
364. Helping in Cooking, Taking care of Kid |
365. Treated in laws like my parents but … |
366. Maintaining the relationship with her parents and others, even when they don’t value the relationship. |
367. Monetary contribution done when her parents told. |
368. Domestic works |
The above report is a preliminary report. More detailed report will be presented soon.
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