Which of you loves doing household chores

[Christine 2]

Which of you loves doing household chores
Wonderful and very interesting Home Based Business in the clothes of a woman

[becky77]

That seems like a very odd question to me. I do whatever needs to be done, but I can't say I enjoy any of it, it's extra work after already having worked for the day. I have a shared approach with my SO, we both live in our house so we both share the responsibilities.

[Karren H]

Hell no.... and wearing prettier clothes make me not want to do them even more!. I'd rather go shopping or lay around and eat bon bons

[Kate Simmons]

You are welcome to come and clean my place any time Hon. I hate housework. I tend to be more of the Peg Bundy variety.

[MsRenee]

I love to cook not much for laundry as it takes too long to do.
Renee

[Angela Campbell]

Anyone who loved household chores can come visit me anytime! I love to cook but hate to clean up afterward.....

[EllenJo]

Actually I love doing household chores dressed en femme. I enjoy cooking and cleaning. My wife has been disabled since February of this year and I am pretty much her caretaker also. We have always been in a DADT (except for panties and tights) and now that I am pretty much doing all of the work I have been able to bring out the "Susie Homaker" theme which has opened a dialogue about me being able to dress more around her. I have ordered a couple of skirts and have told her that she will get used to seeing me in them around the house. Panties, tights and a nice skirt with just a regular shirt with cami underneath is enough to make me feel fem while doing fem chores.

[UNDERDRESSER]

Umm, if you had seen my place, you wouldn't have asked.

Strangely enough, I find it much easier, and fairly satisfying, to clean up at my GF's place. Usually, after she has gone to work, and I'm starting later. It makes me feel good to know she'll come home to a clean kitchen, ( or whatever ) and feel like she has been given a treat. Of course, starting from a fairly well organized and moderately clean base makes it a lot easier.

[ArleneRaquel]

I been doing most of the housework since my marriage, which I did en drab, now that I'm a widower, I do it drag.

[franlee]

I have a slight problem with the concept, chores = work and that is about the worse 4-letter word I can think of now a days. But doing what I want to in the household is better or more fun when dressed.

[Kaz]

Been doing household chores since I left home... I went through a phase when I thought vacuuming the house in heels was fun - no it isn't! Chores I do in jeans, flats and.... usually in drab! Climbing up a ladder to clean out the gutters is not cool in fishnet thigh highs and 5" heels and mowing the lawn in stilletos is interesting to say the least! Cooking... different 'kettle of fish' as we say in Yorkshire...

[Sarasometimes]

Neither, but they are generally more fun when dressed. Plus in heels I can get the cobwebs more easily!! I have always said housework is not easy, vacuuming, moving furniture, carrying laundry...

[Melissa Rose]

I have a housekeeper come in once every two weeks and happily pay for it. I take care of all of the remaining household chores, and I find them to be work and not fun. There are many, many others things I would rather be doing than household chores. When I am doing them, I'm dressed in the most comfortable and convenient attire.

I hope you are not equating, even on a superficial level, doing housework with being or feeling feminine (i.e. traditional women's work). You are in a cross dressing forum so some may make the connection. I sense you are asking this from a purely innocent perspective, but please be careful since you are tip-toeing around a potential landmine of a topic.

[Diversity]

I don't mind doing the laundry, dishes, and general tidying up. I'll do whatever helps my wife out, as we are a team and frequently help each other with most chores. They are much better done, when doing them together as well.
Di

[BLUE ORCHID]

Hi Christine, I've been retired almost four years now I help my wife with everything
when I retired her job didn't change she's still a full time homemaker.

[Saffron]

To me cooking isn't a work. I love cooking!

But housekeeping? Nah! That's why I have a roomba.

[STACY B]

I have a slight problem with the concept, chores = work and that is about the worse 4-letter word I can think of now a days. But doing what I want to in the household is better or more fun when dressed.

See that ???? That's why me an you are Bud's ,,,,, House work ,,,There is that pesky word WORK still there ,,I cook ,,,But clean up ,,,, Only if I dirty up !!

[heatherdress]

That's a clown question, Bro.

[Stephanie47]

I wouldn't call doing chores a love affair. However, if chores must be done, then by all means let's do them en femme. My wife still works. I am retired. I do the laundry, ironing, dishes, baking, cooking, vaccuming and whatever else needs done a la June Cleaver. I will agree doing lawn mowing in heels and a dress may not seem appropriate, but, I once saw a guy mowing his lawn in a business suit and tie. And, it wasn't the household butler. Strange. I wouldn't mind doing light gardening in a nice sun dress, except for the nosy neighbors over the five foot fence.

[Megan Briana]

Living alone, I have ALL the chores to do. But dang it, I am going to enjoy them en femme. Dont come a knocking when my broom is a rockin! just might see a dude dressed like a woman smiling as we does the floors and hangs the laundry! And dont get me started on cooking. I may sound like Mr. Clean, But I am dressed as Betty Crocker!

[MissTee]

I love to dress up and decorate. Cleaning up is nice if I do it to surprise the SO. She really appreciates when I do my part and hers.

[Sandraellen]

cooking in heels is absolute bliss,and I find ironing very relaxing. Cleaning windows is a definite nono!

[Cheryl T]

I don't think anyone LOVES doing household chores, but when I do them of course I'm dressed.

[Crissy Kay]

Thats about the only way they get done at my home!!!

[janet54]

I do all the household chores.