Housewife defends husband’s $100 weekly allowance for cooking and cleaning

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A woman who quit her job to become a traditional or “traditional” wife says her husband pays her about $100 a week to cook and clean. She even hit back at feminists who accused her of just wanting a sugar daddy, claiming they would have been happier if they had followed the same path.

“My husband makes me work around the house,” said Alyssa “Ally” Dee, 28. news channel Indeed. “This is the best job I’ve ever had.”

“I encourage other women to follow the same dynamic for their future financial success,” said the housewife, who documents regularly. Traditional wife style to over 182,000 YouTube subscribers.

The housewife met her husband Tom, 51, while they were both in the military and they started dating while he was working and studying.

The independent girl didn’t know then that she was putting her career goals on the back burner in favor of a more domesticated lifestyle.

After their engagement, Dee couldn’t help but feel that her lover wanted “a little more attention paid to the house, the home, and also to himself.”

“I had a sneaking suspicion that staying at home would benefit our relationship,” said the blossoming stay-at-home wife, who has been with Tom for two and a half years and is pregnant with their first child.

That’s why he came up with the idea of ​​switching from tradesman to business.

The other half was initially hesitant about Dee taking on a more domestic role, stating: “I really thought I wanted a physique triathlete, that was my mentality.”

Despite his reservations, Tom decided to give this 1950s-style romance a chance.

Under the agreement, the professional housewife is paid about $100 a week so she can buy herself “snacks and coffee” along with occasional shopping trips. Daily Mail reported. For reference, this approximately equals one-third of the federally mandated minimum wage.

“We got rid of all her credit cards and opened new credit cards under my account, so now I can see all her purchases,” Tom explained. “He doesn’t want a lot of things he doesn’t really need, he’s pretty financially disciplined.”

Tom is elated about the traditional agreement, which he feels allows him to live a more stress-free, focused life.

“I didn’t even know how wonderful it was to have a traditional gender-segregated relationship until I got into a relationship with Ally,” he enthused. “I provide a home, protection and supplies. “What I want in return is support and a clean house so I can go out into the world and focus on the outside world.”

Quitting her job was also a blessing for Dee, as she described, “I make more money now that I’m married than I did when I was in the military, and it’s the best job I’ve ever had.”

Saying that this remote employment opportunity is far superior to the regular nine-to-five job, the traditional wife added, “I would probably be considered his bankroll, he provides for my living, and he also has a health insurance plan.”

“The alternative is to go to a real job with a real boss,” he declared. “Remember that he’s a man who doesn’t care about you.”

Dee added, “He’d kick you out tomorrow, my husband won’t kick me out tomorrow.”

His career 180 put him in the firing line of feminists who called him lazy and accused him of being a “gold digger” under the guise of a more “respectable” pursuit.

“There are feminists on Reddit who hate me, most of whom are single and over 30,” she explained. “I’m just of the opinion that feminism is completely unnecessary and that it’s a female supremacy movement.”

As for the gold digger accusations, Tom said: “’He wanted $100 a week, what kind of gold digger would want that?’

Luckily, Dee also claims she’s received lots of positive comments from “women who finally feel seen.”

The traditional wife insisted that ultimately she wanted “women to know they have other options.”

“I think most modern relationships are not happy; men act like women, women act like men, and when they get together they have a really unbalanced dynamic,” she said.

Other traditional wives, meanwhile, see their lifestyle as a welcome respite from the “woke” ideology they claim has taken over Western society.

“I think a lot of women are looking for that lifestyle,” said Gretchen Adler, 38, a California housewife. he told The Post in September. “They want to get their home back. They want to get away from the fast-paced lifestyle of the workplace, the boss baby mentality, and they just want to be at home.”