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Throwaway here. Friday afternoon, I get off of work in about two hours, and I'm dreading going home. 

Married for 15 months, had a beautiful baby girl last November. My wife doesn't work, I put in about 50 hours/week in an office jobs. Pays the bills, barely. I work out at a gym on almost all of my lunch breaks. By the time it's Thursday night, I'm exhausted. By the time it's Friday night, I'm completely out of gas. Have the weekend to rest, right? Wrong. 

When I get home weeknights until the baby goes to sleep and when she wakes up on Saturday/Sunday (4-5 am) I'm expected by my wife to take care of our baby while she watches TV in the bedroom or goes out shopping. For those uninitiated, you can't really take you eyes off a one-year-old, especially in an apartment that's about 75% baby proofed. Bottom line is I don't ever feel like I have a break, I'm either at work or working to take care of the baby/chores around the house. 

I don't mean to complain. I really don't. I know taking care of a baby allllll day is very, very hard work, made even worse by the fact it's also very isolating. My wife and I don't really have any family or friends in the area to help share the load. I 100% don't mind giving her a break with the baby and for some time to herself, she more than deserves it. I'm just really starting to wonder just when my break is scheduled for. This has been going on for a year. Thoughts? Perspective? Help!
<bot>: I don't ever have any time to myself between work and new baby, don't know what steps to take to make this easier.