The more diligent the men are at home, the less it matters

A recent study shows that men who spend a lot of time doing housework such as shopping, cleaning or cooking, the 'story' will be more restrictive than those with traditional jobs for men like doing garden, house repair.

'While wives tend to be more satisfied with their marriages, they will not be happy in bed if they make their husbands do too much housework. For women who are diligent in housework, the level of satisfaction with "mat bed" is more than that , "said study author Julie Brines, Professor of Sociology at the University of Washington.

The study conducted on 4,500 couples in the United States showed that women who like to help with housework accidentally turn husbands into "maids" rather than a real man in bed that women desire. .

Men who do housework much will be in poor condition. (Photo: Original)

Data from the study were collected from 1992 to 1994, with participants of an average age of 46 years old with their husbands and 44 years old with their wives.

Accordingly, the average couple spent 34 hours / week with cooking jobs, plus 17 hours / week of hard work of men. Researchers have taken into account differences in each family, such as marriage time, family structure, couple income, time spent on work, education and personal health.

The results show that the average number of times couples have sex is 5 times / month. In particular, couples whose wives do most housework have more "briefings" than married couples who do "osin" , namely more than 1.6 times a month.

However, this does not mean that men who want to be "strong" are indifferent in helping their wife cook and wash.

'The husbands who refused to help their wives with housework have the potential to increase conflict, which makes the wife unhappy about marriage. Many studies show that wife's marital satisfaction is related to the help of gentlemen's housework , ' said Sabino Kornrich, co-author of the study.

The study was published in the American Sociological Review issue in February 2013.