housework

Nor are they forced to stay at home to cook/housework essentially killing their dreams of having a career.

That men go around drinking, fighting, they are too aggressive, too incompetent at small housework...

The biggest difference was in housework, which I believe has dropped quite a bit further in the past decade.

But my mother still has a tendency to do more of the housework.

I find it quite relaxing (but then I find housework quite relaxing, so I may be broken!).

Depending on your life-situation you might have a better-half, kids, pets, housework etc.

Check out the number of hours of paid work by mothers over time in the past 50 years, and the corresponding decrease in housework.

I would stop working around 5pm come home eat, relax, do housework, whatever else and take a nap until about 10pm.

I wouldn't assume that any of the women I encounter does any more or less housework than any of the men I encounter.

I'm half British and all my aunts do most of the housework.

I particularly like listening to them while I'm exercising or doing housework.

The author suggests that these men need to do more housework, like maybe that's their real problem, they just can't get with the program because they're clinging to pre-feminist revolution gender roles.

[1] The world is not changed by "new-age articles and psychologists." It's changed by technology that reduces the hours required for housework.

Even if under the "patriarchal" model, the men were "incompetent at small housework" and "wouldn't be bothered with menial tasks", that doesn't imply they would be bad parents.

I was thinking the same but using Rebol: todo [ housework high: "Clean the house" medium: "Wash the dishes" medium: "Buy more soap" ] And this is so easy to validate & use via the parse dialect that comes with Rebol.

Housework is a wonderful and perpetually available tool for this.