Ah! you see you've got it all wrong...allow yourself to be changed in small ways; dry the dishes occasionally, but drop one (not one of the first-best though) and the dish-cloth will be whisked out of your hands, and you will be relegated to the living room to watch the telly in "abject disgrace" never again to allowed near the washing up, which mere men can't do properly anyway...ask any woman. When making the bed, twist the sheet a bit, It'll mean one uncomfortable night, but a lifetimes freedom from that chore.
But when it comes to bigger issues...who does the driving, "darling, let me teach you how to mend that fuse" you will find most women will fall into the masculine job trap.
After a while the lines of demarcation will be drawn, the little women will go off, telling her friends just how helpful around the house you have become, women need that kind of support, however hypothetical it may be, when in practice -behind closed doors- "why don't you just go down the pub, I've got a pile of ironing to do" reluctantly you allow yourself to be persuaded.
It's all applied psychology chaps!!
Experience; is something you gain, just after you needed it most.
When faced with two choices, simply toss a coin. It works not because it settles the question for you. But because in that brief moment while the coin is in the air. You suddenly know what you are hoping for.
