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'Legend Husband': would you use an app to make you a better partner? 'Legend Husband': would you use an app to make you a better partner?
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Australia pastor Mark Reilly invented an app called Legend Husband, storing all the details which, he hopes, will make him a perfect husband: his wife's dress size, favourite flowers, anniversaries and "date night" reminders.Australia pastor Mark Reilly invented an app called Legend Husband, storing all the details which, he hopes, will make him a perfect husband: his wife's dress size, favourite flowers, anniversaries and "date night" reminders.
Some would say this paints a rather unsavoury portrait of heterosexual relationships, in which the "forgetful" male partner always gets so called "romantic" details wrong, leaving the female side of the relationship feeling sour. As such, it probably is quite boringly stereotypical.Some would say this paints a rather unsavoury portrait of heterosexual relationships, in which the "forgetful" male partner always gets so called "romantic" details wrong, leaving the female side of the relationship feeling sour. As such, it probably is quite boringly stereotypical.
But what do we know? Perhaps this applies to your relationship? Or perhaps you're a woman who always forgets your partner's shoe size and birthday? As such, we want to know: would you use this app, and if so, what for?But what do we know? Perhaps this applies to your relationship? Or perhaps you're a woman who always forgets your partner's shoe size and birthday? As such, we want to know: would you use this app, and if so, what for?
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