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CatNoirmom
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History graduate student who also teaches elementary education and runs an afterschool program. I have two children under the age of three and a disability called narcolepsy.

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Working 11 hours with narcolepsy
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 November 13th, 2023
...See more I’m a graduate student. I also have two jobs. I work as a teacher full-time and then I work at an afterschool program until 6:30+. I have two kids under the age of three years old. My husband does not work and has not been very good at keeping up the house work. On top of that he’s very bad homework and I have to sit there and watch him do it for him to finish his work. As if he’s a little kid. He insists he hast to finish school though. But he doesn’t have a job. And he’s not doing the best at what he needs to as a father. The kids are in daycare and preschool. So he has plenty of time to be doing these things, but he plays video games all the time. Last time I checked his monitor it says he spends about 60 hours a week just on video games. Sometimes more. Yes, we have a huge house and he doesn’t about 6 to 7 hours cleaning. But he’s not doing the way that I would want him to and he’s not doing exactly how I would. He also does have an internship that he does part time for the same after school program as me. Am I over thinking this? Am I putting too much pressure on him? I just expect a clean house. He’s the one who let the housekeeper go!
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