[ SECRET POST #6824 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6824 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Not... exactly? I mean, when we look back we can see the pattern of incompetent manchild husband and competent hot wife repeated in a lot of sitcoms, but I don't think that at the time, they meant the husband to look as bad as they do now. They're meant to be goofs, sure. But lovable ones. There's not really any hint that they're not up to snuff in the relationship, because expectations of men aren't that high now, but they were even lower 30 years ago.

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[(Anonymous)]

Correction - there's no hidden message that the man isn't up to snuff in a way that is or should be a dealbreaker in the marriage. It's always something like oh yeah, Homer's a highly flawed screw-up with tons of bad habits but he loves Marge soooooooo much, something like that. The wife is SUPPOSED to forgive and love her dumb ol' lunk of a husband, every single time.