A lot of feminist/ pink pill women say that they want a man who will do their fair share of housework since both partners will be working full time. And the red pill male’s response is to say “well I do things around the house too” and list off a bunch of stuff that are generally left to professionals (or better off done by professionals) or that most men don’t even know how to do.

So here is a list:

Protecting the family: a) how will you protect against an intruder who has a firearm b) what can you do that a firearm can’t do better (and a woman can own a firearm for self defense. The second amendment is a thing) and c) how often are there intruders unless you live in an unsafe neighborhood? Does theoretically being able to defend the family absolve you from all housework?

Plumbing: why wouldn’t I leave this to a professional? And how many men know what to do if the ceiling is leaking because the pipes in the upstairs bathroom are having a problem?

Electricity: why wouldn’t I hire an electrician? How many men can install ceiling lights and a light switch without electrocuting themselves?

Taking out the trash: how does taking out the trash once a week absolve you from contributing every day?

Car mechanics: I don’t know a single man under the age of 50 who isn’t a mechanic who knows how to pop open the hood of a car and troubleshoot why the car is rattling. I don’t even know a single man under 50 who can change a tire. Plus triple a and roadside assistance are a thing and I always take my car to a mechanic or the dealership to fix things.

Mowing the lawn: how does mowing the lawn once a week in warm weather equate to cooking/ preparing 3 meals a day 7 days a week? With snacks.