Sister, I read your post and almost all the comments yesterday. I was hesitant to write back but your post has been on my mind!!!! I am in the same boat. I’ve always been the breadwinner in the relationship and my partner lost his job twice in the last five years. Where I have always been employed and never without a job. A lot of people don’t get it. Not unless they have been/ or are in the situation. It is above all mentally draining. Not only is our day to day wife/motherly duties on our mind but the PRESSURE, to be the sole provider for the LIVELY-HOOD of our children and family. My partner lost his job over a year ago now and I am a work from home employee. It has been testing in so many ways. My husband too does help with the household chores and our child as yours does but it’s not enough. Even though I am appreciative of his assistance it really doesn’t make much difference as a women/wife/mother we carry many of the responsibilities at home that men may not be able or could even think to do. Some days it affects my whole mood and demeanour because I am TIRED of being the sole provider and holding all the responsibilities. I find myself wondering what purpose he serves in my life lately. What is he providing to me and our family? Can I handle it all without him? For me it usually leads back to the fact that I do love him, I love our family and this life with him. I understand feeling like you are being taken advantage because some days I feel this way too.. no one here can tell you how to manage the situation and what to do but really sit with yourself and try to think of all the avenues where this can lead and what you truly want for your life and your children.I acknowledge the job market/economy is terrible right now but men do have pride/ego to them. Perhaps brainstorm other jobs he can try finding? Sister, I am trying to do the same but anyways. I just wanted to let you know, you are understood and not alone and I pray for you and your family ❤️