A libra that thinks its a woman s job to do the housework.

This topic was created in the Astrology forum by Lola11223776682929 on Sunday, February 16, 2020 and has 11 replies.

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@Lola11223776682929
6 Years

A libra who thinks its a woman s job to clean and cook and do housework and that he is not supposed to help when it comes to it, not help in any way. even if both partners work and have other responsibilities. Is this common? Or is this person only trying to avoid something by saying its a woman s job. Have you ever delt with a libra that thinks the same way? It seems kind of a traditional way of thinking, are libras usually like this? Thanks.

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@Emilia_Libra
7 Years

I know only one Libra man like that, but in his childhood country, that is the traditional way, so that’s how he sees it.

I don’t know a lot of Libra men though. As a Libra woman, I used to do it all, when it came to taking care of the house, with previous partners. I got with a Sagittarius man and he runs around the house more than I do. He doesn’t care who gets it done, as long as it gets done. I used to think way more traditionally before.

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@LadyNeptune
10 Years25,000+ Posts

He can stand by ‘its a woman’s job’ mentality as long as he fulfills all the ‘men’s jobs’.

If he pays for an oil change or hires someone to cut the grass then you should be able to hire a weekly cleaner, or order in etc etc. Fairs fair 🤷‍♀️

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Posted by Sailor_Mars

I disagree. All of the Libras I know are actually men who fall out of the typical husband cathegory. They are all actually more homemakers in the sense that they aren't that power driven so they'll gladly let the woman rule that world while he cooks or hangs with friends. Also they usually love children 🤷🏻‍♀️

They can't stop flirting or fantasizing about other women though, or as they call it socializing.

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Just blame it on Venus 🙋‍♂️

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Posted by Lola11223776682929

A libra who thinks its a woman s job to clean and cook and do housework and that he is not supposed to help when it comes to it, not help in any way. even if both partners work and have other responsibilities. Is this common? Or is this person only trying to avoid something by saying its a woman s job. Have you ever delt with a libra that thinks the same way? It seems kind of a traditional way of thinking, are libras usually like this? Thanks.

How was he raised? Is he part of a culture where women were expected to the domestic chores? Did his mother teach him how to cook, clean etc?

It's nothing to do with the day you were born on but more conditioning, learned behaviour and attitude..

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Posted by Sailor_Mars

I disagree. All of the Libras I know are actually men who fall out of the typical husband cathegory. They are all actually more homemakers in the sense that they aren't that power driven so they'll gladly let the woman rule that world while he cooks or hangs with friends. Also they usually love children 🤷🏻‍♀️

What is wrong with you? Do you do drugs? Not weed, the heavy stuff.