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My mom had a mild heart attack and the doctors suggested her to rest in bed for at least five days straight. After five days, they will come and tell her if she needs more rest or not. I know that she needs her rest so I am adamant to make sure that she gets it, no matter what. So, I began to do everything for her, just to make sure that she gets her rest. On top of that, my sister came to visit for 3 months with her 1.5 year old daughter.
I woke up at dawn and began cleaning the whole house (An infant’s ability to mess up your house is legendary). Once done, I went down to the marketplace to buy three chicken and groceries. I came back, cut the chicken, washed it (Here, they only kill the chicken and give it to you. You have to cut and skin and clean it yourself). Once done, I cooked those chicken all in time for the guests to arrive. That’s right, guests. My sister’s in-laws visited us to meet my sister who had returned to our country after years. Well, the guests came, I called in work and told them that I will be late. I entertained the guests and when they were gone, I gave my mom her medicine, gave my niece a bath and went to work.
I returned from work. Found out that my mom was getting bored. What did I do? I took my router and set it up in the middle room, just so that she could get reception on her iPad and watch the daily soaps. But alas, the internet cable was not long enough. Fear not, I am a man. I measured the length, bought new cat-6 cable and connected my router from the hub, making sure that none of the wires are visible as they passed along the wall. But the router’s power cable was too short! I bought in a new power outlet, drilled the wall, installed the socket, connected it from the main powerline. Voila! She had reception. Then I found out my niece was getting bored and crying because her mother won’t let her touch the fridge! So, I took some styrofoam (From my computer box), some wires, pieces of cardboard and lots of ductape to make her a toy refridgerator (Shops were closed). Then I fed her as she played with that fridge (He mom was reading). Then I played ball with her (She won’t sleep, jet lagged). Then I changed her diapers. finally, went to sleep at 4 in the morning, to wake up the next day…. rinse and repeat (except for the router set up part and the guests, thank god for that).
Gist:
– I had 4 hours sleep at night
– I went shopping
– Prepared Chicken
– Cooked food for 8 people
– Entertained guests
– Gave her medicine
– Gave my niece a bath
– Went to work
– Came back and used my geek skills to find a solution
– Used my engineering skills to implement that solution
– Used my creative skills to create makeshift toys for the niece.
– Fed her, played with her. Changed her diapers.
– Went to sleep at 4 am.
– Woke up next morning to clean and cook once more and go to work and return home to look after my niece (I am more than glad to do that. I loved every moment of it).I had to take a bath at 2 in the morning because that’s the only time I got to do so. Also, I had to miss a few meals. I am not complaining that I had to do all that because I chose to do all that myself. I have no regrets and not blaming anyone else for it. But what happened a few minutes earlier is why I am writing this:
My mom, strictly disobeying doctor’s orders, got out of bed and walked up to the Kitchen. Do you know what she said? Where I had hoped a simple display of admiration or thanks, she started bitching about the food, not being in the refridgerator. I told her, I did not put it in the refridgerator because I was planning on heating it up for dinner which was in about 5 minutes. Hamsterwheel! I can’t even say what her logic was because it clearly did not make any sense, so little so, that I can’t even remember it. After that, she said some hurtful things, my sister sided with her (Which was surprising because she always sided with me). Even my father sided with her (Mostly because she was ill, dad’s not a mangina). The only person to side with me was my Niece who just walked up to me and kissed me on my cheeks before giving a pleasant smile and continuing her monkey business. Even an infant understood what I went through and that I was being wronged….
When all was said and done. After a few minutes, she called me for help in connecting facetime with someone.
Only a man has a diverse skill set to efficiently accomplish all of that. I am sorry to see your efforts go unappreciated.
What it have not been easier to run an extension cord rather than wire a new outlet though!?
Your work is not over looked here brother, and its amazing to me how women compare themselves to men they don’t work half as hard as we do.
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You’re a real man! My fedora is off to you! No kidding, only a man can do what you did, and only a real man would.Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?
Mad props to you my friend!,
What You’re doing is awesome for Your Mom and Family. Yeah we Men are very under appreciated, even when doing 10000 things at once. Glad the little one noticed Your hard work and gave You a appreciation kiss on the cheek.
Stay cool, Bud.
"If You have the Tooth of a Whale, You must have the Whale's Jaw to hold it". (i.e. One Must have the right qualifications for leadership) -Hawaiian Proverb
Sorry for Necroing an older post, but I have been so busy over the past week that I hardly had time to sit before a PC. You know, the stuff that I have written above. But I really could not help but thanking you all for your support and appreciation.
And here’s an eye opener for me, females are not douches when they are babies. But at what age do they become the disease that they are?
And to answer Jambear, the power adapter that came with the router was short and had two-pin plug at the end (I don’t live in the US, our plugs are different) and I have even gone looking for extension cords for it at 3 different shops but none of them had it. Rare stuff and I needed that done quickly, so I figured and alternate way…. something men seem to be always prepared with. If it was a woman, she would have found a way to work her hamster’s b~~~~ off and come up with an excuse to pass the buck over to a man. But we are always prepared with alternatives.
At puberty age of course.
Anonymous14Oh brother! I feel ya! I mean I’m not even going to reiterate the sad story of my life here but suffice to say, been there, done that!
My father passed away a couple of years back and so now I live with my 65 year old mother whom I seriously doubt is even my biological mother (but unfortunately is) because I just can’t relate to her. She is every bit as deceitful, manipulative and ungrateful as an average woman goes, even at her age. She manages to ruin every great moment of my life with her unwavering negativity and skepticism. Yet she is smart enough to try and patch things up right before she needs me for something and I like a fool forgive her every time.
I could just cut her off any time I wanted but she is also a manic-depressive so I’m afraid she might do something mental like an attempt at her own life which I would never be able conscientiously forgive myself for.
Now throw a stupid, self-conceited, pseudo-feminist older sister into the mix and there you have it. Paradise. What really hurts the most is to just helplessly watch my 7 year old niece slowly but steadily following her mother’s footsteps.
Sometimes I so wish I were an orphan.
Once my mother asked me this philosophical question from a book she was reading while we were having tea in the afternoon. She asked me, if I could go back in time and change something or tell someone something what would I do. I replied “I’d go back and ask you to abort me.”
She was startled by the reply but I didn’t wait to sit there and listen to her pretentious response so I left.Well its Christmas Day and I guess I have only one advice for you.
HOPE.
Never lose it. It may sound corny but its the only thing thats worth having in life really 🙂
Girls arent born to be manipulative whores looking out for themselves first. I truly dont believe they are. They are ALLOWED to grow into that because its the societal norms and they get away with it.
I can just imagine how a man would come back from defending the village(Think dark ages or earlier) to find his woman hadnt cooked dinner nor cleaned because she was looking after the kids..
Once upon a time, women knew their PLACE. It wasnt less than men, it wasnt better but each sex had their roles in society and family. As technology has improved, the womens roles are filled far easier and so to stay relevant they started causing a fuss about equality etc. and we’ve seen it degrade since then.
Think about it, men these days dont NEED a woman to cook, clean or manage a household because doing said things is far easier with the advent of technology."If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance run,"
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