I had that exact same thought! Fix the goddamn sink yourself, you lazy, entitled little shit. I am NOT defending the disgusting ogre that can't even put on its own fucking socks, but the OP here admits outright that Senor Disgusto financially supports the family, including her; OP does nothing, and then whines like a bitch because Disgusto isn't fixing the sink for her, too. (As a stay-home mom, this pushes a button for me, sorry. Again, not defending the fatass, just defending men who support their families.) I never would have had much respect for this lazy-ass, deliberately ignorant OP, but after spending my summer renovating our new house with my dad--we hired professionals for electrics and installing new plumbing [like, actually connecting plumbing, not fixing a damn leaky faucet], because Dad and I are not that DIY-confident, but we did almost everything else ourselves (framing walls & putting up/finishing drywall, building cabinets and built-in shelves [from lumber, not a kit], laying flooring, tiling floors and walls, building countertops and finishing them, etc. etc.--I have even less so. Most of this stuff is not hard, it just requires that you pay attention to what you're doing. I watched so many YouTube videos on so many different things, read so many articles, and this waste of space whines that, "As soon as he gets home, he pretty much becomes completely useless, besides the amount of income he receives." That income is his fucking "usefulness", you asshole. He works to support all of you, which means he's done his part. This bullshit idea that men who work to support their families all day must come home to a stay-home mom and still perform 50% of the housework or whatever too, because feminism apparently means women shouldn't ever ever have to do anything they don't want to do, just pisses me off.  Of course, the stepdad does sound like a truly horrendous whiny and gross fatass pig. That still doesn't excuse the OP's whining, laziness, and entitlement.