Couples who share the workload in their household—both pitching in equally when it comes to childcare—end up with higher quality solid relationships. According to a new study, partners who split childcare duties feel more satisfied with their sex lives and overall relationship quality. Men and women reported worse sex lives in relationships where women take on most of the chores. Who needs other proof for the egalitarian family?
Couples sharing childcare duties have higher quality relationships and better sex lives
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