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Same definition as it's always had. Either bring in money, do a good job caring for the home & family, or some combination those two. No one wants a partner, r
by dpeck 8y ago
Same definition as it's always had. Either bring in money, do a good job caring for the home & family, or some combination those two.
No one wants a partner, regardless of gender, that doesn't contribute.
- RankingMember 8y agoBy this definition, the example millennial male who is studying to become an EMT is on track to contribute but doesn't qualify as a "good man". Seems a little short-sighted.
- dpeck 8y agoif he's not contributing to family life while he's studying then you're right, he's not. He may be aspiring to be a "good partner", but if he's _only_ working on bettering himself that is exactly what most people do not want in a partner.