housework

Before you call me an all out liar, follow me on this one.  In 1965, women averaged about 28 hours of housework per week, and men only averaged four.  Today, the average woman does 15, and the average guy does nine. So we're not saying that men do more housework than women...

Some men claim that they do all the household cleaning. A survey by Business Standard researchers at Cambridge University found that the key to a happy relationship . . . is MEN doing more HOUSEWORK.

Have you ever been asked to do something that you aren't good at or you don't know how to do? It would be like asking me to fix your computer...scary!

What?? I don't know about you, but I get a little more stressed when my husband starts helping out with household chores. Apparently I am the only one who feels this way because USA Today says that in a recent study done by the team at UCLA women's stress levels are lowest when they team up with their husband to tackle the work around the house. For men, it's the opposite . . . their stress leve

CommerceandCultureAgency Getty Images If you think splitting the chores with your spouse 50-50 is going to make the resentment and inequality in your relationship magically disappear . . . NOPE. According to a new book called "Spousonomics", couples who divide chores right down the middle end up just as unhappy as other couples. It's because not everyone is good at every chore, and cer