The traditional feminine significance of self-sacrifice

As married people, netizens are also arguing about who will take on the housework. They think that everyone, regardless of gender, is independent and special, and so is marriage. One of them doesn't have to do the housework. As long as you can find a balance point to support this family, why should you persist in taking the initiative?

If you can earn the same salary as your husband, you can naturally share the housework. Women are sometimes very sad. The work unit wants women to work all the time. Once they are pregnant, they begin to hope that women will leave their work units. Families and men are the same. Women and children spend their own money, want women to be worth millions, and want women to be beautiful. They also want women to have three children, cook and do housework as free nannies. Most importantly, they must honor their mother unconditionally. If they are women, they choose to sacrifice themselves or live a happy life.

Those two people are both working to make money, and the man can't have children or have children. If he doesn't do housework, he has to. That is the reality. Economically independent women don't care about the bride price at all, and they are increasingly reluctant to get married. It is only applicable to the era when women can't go out to work. Why do women do housework when they have gone out to earn money to support their families? It's not impossible, but both of them must do it.

The gap between ideal and reality in the network should not be too big. They all hope so. In reality, most people can hardly do it, and it is difficult to do it.