Matt Walsh Reacts To Stay At Home Husband TikToks
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Alright, so today we're gonna- Let's just head back over to TikTok, where we know all of the most compelling content can be found. | |
The thing on TikTok, there are a lot of different subcultures, different groups of people that have found community. | |
They've found a place where they can express themselves. | |
And often this is a very bad thing, because these are groups of people that we should not hear from. | |
We shouldn't even know they exist. | |
And unfortunately, the internet gives them a megaphone to announce their existence to the world. | |
And so today we're going to look at the group who call themselves stay-at-home husbands, or even apparently some of them refer to themselves as house husbands. | |
So these are the men who are defying gender norms by staying home while their wives work. | |
And so these are basically, this is like if you want to be a eunuch but you don't want to go through the surgery. | |
This is a non-surgical Strategy to become a eunuch is what all these guys are. | |
So, we'll start with... I'm told this is like the... This is the original. | |
This is one of the original househusbands on TikTok who got this whole trend going. | |
I like the original much better. | |
Oh, my God! | |
He didn't start the trend of being a househusband, but he started the trend of them all talking about what they do during the day or don't do during the day, because they don't do much of anything. | |
But anyway, let's watch the first video. | |
Sorry, tough guys. | |
It's part two of a day in the life of a stay-at-home husband. | |
When I say check your misogyny at the door, I mean it. | |
It's the weekend, so you know I gotta let my queen sleep in, so I make her some pancakes. | |
She likes them with chocolate chippies in them. | |
On Sundays, we strip. | |
The sheets. | |
And then I load the dishwasher. | |
Next, I borrow my wife's credit card and I go get some groceries. | |
I check those eggs. | |
Check out, make my way home, and put the groceries away. | |
The fridge organized with all her favorite drinks and snacks. | |
And then I take the trash out to where the men go. | |
Don't strain yourself, Queen. | |
You work too hard. | |
You know the drill. | |
Follow to end the patriarchy. | |
So that video was, this video I think is a couple years old now. | |
So they're probably already divorced. | |
But if they're not, they will be soon. | |
Because that's the thing about the, your wives, your wife needs to be able to respect you. | |
And in a marriage, they need that more than they need someone making pancakes for them in the morning. | |
So, from the wife's perspective, she might enjoy that. | |
She wakes up to pancakes. | |
She doesn't enjoy the fact that she has a husband who uses the phrase chocolate chippies. | |
But she likes the pancakes, she likes all that. | |
This is someone who's like her little manservant going around and doing all these things. | |
It's about time you got here! | |
And so on the surface level, she might enjoy that she has that. | |
But underneath that surface is bubbling resentment and a total lack of respect. | |
The fact is that she doesn't respect you. | |
Because there might be women who are selfish and materialistic and all that, and so they like the idea of just having a servant rather than an actual husband and a leader in the home. | |
So they try to talk themselves out of that, but they can't. | |
Because it's an innate biological impulse, and they might not even be fully conscious of the fact that respect and admiration for your spouse, these things are necessary. | |
But it still is a need that is not being fulfilled by that guy. | |
So if you're not doing that, she won't respect you, and that's when the marriage will fall apart. | |
And I suspect, I haven't seen these other videos, but I suspect that that's going to be a theme that we find in a lot of these. | |
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Let's go to the next one. | |
Day one of being a stay-at-home husband. | |
Made us some tea and cuddled on the couch. | |
And then I started to pack her lunch before she went to work with all her favorite foods. | |
Snuck in a love note. | |
Drove her to work. | |
Came back to a mess. | |
Proof of me cleaning the mess. | |
Juice break. | |
Put away some leftovers from the night before. | |
Starting to unpack. | |
All right, okay, stop. | |
Of course, this is the kind of guy who takes a juice break and drinks it with a straw in his own house. | |
Sensors indicate that you are indeed a weenie. | |
That's already enough of a problem. | |
You know what? | |
I didn't need to see any of the rest. | |
You could have just shown me that part. | |
You could have shown me juice break and he's sitting there in his own house by himself drinking with a straw. | |
Who pulls out a straw? | |
What kind of man pulls out a straw? | |
What, do you have like a stash of straws somewhere in your pantry? | |
And you want to drink some juice, so you go and you take a straw? | |
You could have just showed me that, and I would have known the rest of this already. | |
The fact that he's a house husband would not, I would have already known that. | |
He says that he does pack her all of her favorite foods for lunch when she goes to work. | |
And I'm not trying to be rude when I say this, but maybe he, like maybe don't pack her all of her favorite foods. | |
You know, maybe only a couple of them, maybe one, maybe none. | |
Might help her out. | |
But, you know, there's, I'm already noticing a trend in just these first two. | |
Let's watch one more and we'll see how, before I say what the trend is. | |
It's very subtle. | |
Welcome to a day in my life as a stay-at-home husband. | |
Because Lucy booked an off-Broadway show, she's currently working two full-time jobs. | |
I think it's time to start pulling my weight around here. | |
I started off the morning by making my wife's favorite breakfast, a chocolate smoothie with plenty of spinach and a bagel with butter and honey. | |
After breakfast, I took out the trash, changed our flights for Christmas, and headed to the grocery store. | |
I got plenty of groceries for the week, and our grand total from TJ's was $143.19. | |
After putting the food away and getting some work done on my computer, I headed to the gym. | |
After the gym, I grabbed some coffee with a friend. | |
And wow, where has the day gone, because the sun's already going down. | |
Once I got home, I meal prepped for Lucy's lunches for the next couple of days. | |
I made salmon bowls with rice, broccoli, and sriracha mayo. | |
After meal prepping, I cleaned our whole apartment, scrubbing our bathroom. | |
Vacuuming the floors and mopping as well. | |
Once Lucy got home, I had a little surprise for her. | |
Fresh flowers, her favorite sweet treat, and a little handwritten note too. | |
I'm so proud of this girl and all that she's accomplishing right now. | |
So anything I can do to support her living her dreams makes me so happy. | |
She is so not into this guy at all, you can tell. | |
Here's the trend, though. | |
Here's the common thread. | |
You notice something? | |
There are no kids. | |
There are no kids in the picture. | |
So these are not even stay-at-home dads. | |
These are stay-at-home husbands. | |
Why can't you go work also? | |
Even if you were to decide that, well, we want to bring down the patriarchy, and so we don't want to have the wife stay home with the kids. | |
God forbid, you know, you fulfill that need that children have to be around their mothers. | |
We don't want to do that. | |
Well, there are no children! | |
So what are you doing all day? | |
Here's the thing, if this was like flipped around, I would still have an issue, actually. | |
If it was the wife who was stay-at-home doing nothing all day, when there are no kids in the picture. | |
Now, I fully believe being a stay-at-home mom, when you're taking care of kids, my wife's a stay-at-home mom. | |
And there's more than enough to do during the day, and that is a very important... It's not a job, okay? | |
It's not a job. | |
A job is like a 9-to-5. | |
You punch in, you punch out, you get a paycheck. | |
It is work, though, okay? | |
Not all work is a job. | |
And so that's very important work, to be a stay-at-home mom. | |
There are no kids, though. | |
You should be doing something else with it. | |
Like, yeah, you might as well go out. | |
You should have a job if there are no kids. | |
You should be contributing to the household that way. | |
Because there's just no kids in the house? | |
How much cleaning could there possibly be? | |
You have nothing to do all day, every single day. | |
That's not really acceptable for a woman or a man. | |
You should have work to do. | |
Everyone should be doing some kind of work during the day. | |
So that's what makes us all the worse. | |
There's not even any kids. | |
When I was first... See, I thought we were going to see a bunch of stay-at-home dads. | |
We don't even have that. | |
They don't even have dads. | |
Alright, let's watch one more. | |
Welcome to a day in my life as a 26-year-old breadwinner. | |
You may have seen my stay-at-home husbands videos, so this is my day. | |
I'm an actress in New York City and I also work remotely full-time as an executive assistant. | |
I woke up at 6 30 and I made my ice latte the night before because I knew that future Lucy would be so grateful. | |
I promise this isn't a hickey, it's just a curling iron burn. | |
I finished getting ready, I grabbed my little bagel and an apple, then I headed down to the Actors' Equity building for the audition at 7 a.m. | |
I signed in and was shockingly number two on the list. | |
This was my outfit. | |
I still had a good hour or so to have some devotional time. | |
I worked for about three hours in the waiting room and then at noon they called my name and put me in the next group. | |
The audition went great! | |
I headed home and got an exciting self-tape request for an absolute dream role. | |
Chandler made me some lunch. | |
What's the guy's name? | |
Chandler? | |
To take a musical theater dance class with one of my best friends. | |
While I answered a few work emails Chandler made this delicious cookie skillet. | |
Of course his name is Chandler. | |
Of course. | |
And we headed to see a movie with our friend. | |
I knew that, too. | |
I wish I predicted that. | |
I knew that guy was Chandler before she even said it. | |
Chandler is the stupidest name I've ever heard in my life. | |
It's not even a name. | |
It's barely even a word. | |
Here's what I'm trying... What's going on in this? | |
So, she's an actress, and he's a house husband. | |
No one's working in this family, and they live... How are they doing this? | |
No one has a job between the two of them. | |
And they live... Where do they live? | |
In New York? | |
And somehow they're not living in a box under a bridge. | |
I can only assume that they have a friend who lets them record their TikToks in their apartment and most of the time they actually live under a bridge because I don't know how... She's an actress and he's a house husband. | |
Oh, she's also a remote executive assistant. | |
So there's a lot of questions to be asked there, but I also enjoyed how she clarified it's not a hickey because she wanted to make sure. | |
It's like, I'm not actually sleeping with this guy. | |
She wanted to make that clear. | |
As I said at the beginning, I don't think we need to watch anymore. | |
I think we get the point. | |
So we understand. | |
It doesn't work. | |
It just doesn't work because, as I said at the top, respect, you know, we talked about this in the past, the need for respect in a marriage. | |
For the man, you know. | |
And of course, as a husband, you should respect your wife, obviously. | |
But the needs are a little bit different, and it manifests itself in different ways. | |
But often we talk about how the man needs to be respected in the marriage. | |
And that's true. | |
That's a need that the man needs to receive, that respect. | |
But it's also a need for the woman. | |
She needs to be able to feel that respect for her own husband. | |
You are hairy like animal! | |
And if she doesn't, then the whole thing falls apart because the respect is what is kind of the gasoline in the engine of the marriage that keeps it going. | |
And there's just no way you can't respect that. | |
A man who does not Not only does he not provide, he doesn't even contribute to providing for the family. | |
There's no respect there. | |
So, they're all going to be divorced soon enough, but they're going to get their TikTok. |