far more than in generations past. But the point is, the 1950s June Cleaver mentality that it was “women’s work” to dothe scrubbing and dusting and tidying while the men came home from work at 5, put their feet up, and were “done for the day” is archaic and dying out.
That ludicrous image just isn’t the reality for today’s households . Today’s moms are bringing home the paychecks, alongside their partners. And today’s dads areWe still have a long way to go, don’t we? Even though we aren’t expected to cook a roast while wearing lipstick and heels and keep our homes spotless anymore, women far too often still take on the lion’s share of the household chores.
Unfortunately, lots of husbands out there still don’t see the value in helping with household chores. It makes us feel invisible, taken for granted, and frankly, bitter AF.“I now do only my own laundry. If toddler unemployed gamer H wants clean clothes, he knows how the washing machine works.”“H just threw a huffy mini fit because I blocked the tv while vacuuming. One, he has seen Saving Private Ryan literally 100 times. Two, he could've paused it.
When our families expect us to do it all and don’t help out around the house, it make us feel like servants, rather than appreciated, hard-working moms and partners.“I clean the same things over and over again and I’m loosing my mind. How does no one else see it needs to be cleaned? Why is it always me?!”“The house that I just spent an entire day off cleaning is already getting messy again. I hate this. I want to live by myself. : makes us spit fire.
Because the truth is, we’re burnt the fuck out. This pandemic has sucked every last bit of life force from us, and we are running on fumes.
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