u/Saint_Junipero

Hey everyone, I could really use some perspective on what a fair division of household labor looks like in my current situation.

Right now, my fiancé works full-time remotely, and I am a full-time house fiancé. Between the daily cleaning, running errands, and managing the general chaos of our four cats, keeping up with the house is definitely a full-time job on its own.

My question is: how do couples usually split tasks in this dynamic? Is it the general expectation that the non-working partner does absolutely everything around the house?

TL;DR: I’m a full-time house fiancé and my partner works from home. Trying to figure out if I am expected to do 100% of the chores, or if it is fair to split the evening/weekend load 50/50 so we both get free time.

Do you guys ever use AI to find/donate to charities?

Hey everyone,

A few friends and I are working on a research project, and we're trying to understand if people use AI at all for these sorts of things, and if they do.. what's top of mind before donating? With AI on the rise (and misinformation) there's a lot to navigate when it comes to trust these days, specifically when it comes to giving money to good causes.

My friends and I have noticed that we use Gemini as our Google search now, so I'm wondering if when you see a cause on social media or when you're trying to find a local non-profit, do you ever ask a chatbot first? Which one? And what do you ask?

We're just trying to understand how humans and AI interact when it comes to social good.

Even if it's just a one-liner prompt, it'll help lots. Thanks 😄